Gucci
Made to measure
Franco suits up for Gucci
James Franco is the celebrity face chosen to front Gucci's new men's made-to-measure service.
Style
Trendy Tom Ford expands reach
Natasha Hughes Designer's second Australian shop is as meticulous and stylish as his tailoring.
Style
Milan men's fashion week - highs and lows
By Luke Leitch The best (and worst) of the Milan men's fashion week included great coats, manbags, shortened pants and even frilly underwear.
Stitched up
What makes a man?
Benjamen Judd Do Aussies men see themselves more as burly, strong blokes or well-suited executive types?
Style sense
Find your personal style
Fiona MacDonald Before you start worrying about what to wear, you need to work out what you like, what suits you and begin to develop that all-elusive personal style.
Hurley effect
Shane Warne firmly in fashion
Georgina Safe SHANE Warne is best known for his cricketing prowess, but he is also a connoisseur of women's clothing who knows his Cavalli from his Chanel.
Tailor made
In the hands of a few good men
Stephen Todd What is the collective noun for ''tailor''? In London, it would have to be a ''row of tailors''. A Savile Row, to be precise. In Sydney, I think it would have to be a ''rarity of tailors''.
Runway style
In shorts, life goes on
With the euro in freefall and the EU a-tremble, one might have expected the menswear collections to play out a slightly sombre tune. But instead, Milan's designers seemed to be fiddling as Rome burns.
Sharply dressed
Sharply dressed characters
Steve Dow If filmmaker Baz Luhrmann delivers on his promise to remake F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic Prohibition-era story The Great Gatsby, he could be joining an emerging fashion trend.
Men's style
Good sports get into a few blues
Sport and technology were two of three key themes to emerge from Milan men's fashion week - the third being cold, hard cash.
Formal dress
Top tie rules
The disappearance of the traditional tie is part of a movement in fashion circles, where formal dressing is being peeled back and casual cranked up.
Slim pickings
Slim pickings
Rachel Wells Men's wear designers have taken inspiration from the hit television show Mad Men, ditching wide ties for skinnier '60s versions.
