I couldn’t be more proud of my friend Antonion Ciongoli. His new collection for Eidos Napoli, titled “The Correspondent,” is stunning, as is the collection’s lookbook. Antonio has created a range that is elegant yet comfortable, classic yet individual, tailored yet unstuffy. This photo and the pieces in it are a great example of how the collection is reminiscent of the past, yet feels modern and natural.



This is another photo from the lookbook that I adore. The textures, the layers, the location. To accurately sum up why this collection is so wonderful, I’m going to borrow a quote from Antonio’s recent interview with Details, “When I look at the most stylish men I know – both past and present – I see, more than anything, an understanding of context. Simple, beautiful tailoring will always be a valid option for stylish men.”



I wouldn’t wish summer away yet – at least not publicly – but fall is my favorite time of year. So when I saw a sneak peek of Drake’s autumn/winter scarves on their Instagram, I got giddy. My husband and I have a couple like this one that we share because, well, no one makes a scarf quite like Drake’s.



Taylor Stitch has a great thing going with their Good Acre Collection. It’s practical, durable, and thoughtfully designed. The new Good Acre Chore Shirt is made with 7 oz. Mt. Vernon duck canvas that is rinsed for softness, so you can wear it year-round. It also has double elbow reinforcements, a pen loop in the left chest pocket, and tin buttons.



My friend Matt Hranek has a knack for taking photos that transplant you from your desk to another world. From my experience working on photoshoots as a stylist, I have a huge appreciation for seeing a photographer in action, which is one of the reasons I love this photo of Matt shooting film in Argentina.


To see more of Mitchell’s work, check out her portfolio site. You can also email her direct if you’re interested in having her draw something for you (very wise move).