When watching a new release from Rampley & Co tonight on the regatta blazer, I was blown away by the artistry that goes into the design and construction of a well made regatta blazer. It is pure artistry, with a mix of engineering. I’ve felt this way with ties: some of these are so stunning they can only be described as art. Many other aspects of a gentleman’s outfit can be described this way. So what does that make us, the ones assembling an outfit? I used to say this was art work. Now I think it is more accurately described as a curator. Like a museum curator, we select the right pieces of art to not simply harmonize but to tell a story. The individual pieces can say a lot of diverse plots, but the overall effect needs to tell a unified story. Maybe I’m still askew on my sleep and time zone… PS. I recognize the irony of classifying my outfit assembly as curation when I often use AI to do so 😀

G'Day Gents, I just wanted to know what are everyone's favourite colours to wear. I'll start: 1. Black 2. Navy Blue 3. White 4. Light Blue 5. Indigo 6. Red 7. Green 8. Yellow/Gold

Build yourself into someone who nobody questions what you bring to the table. When you walk in "the room" everyone already knows why you are there. You have to be so good that it’s pointless for "the room" to exist if you’re not in it. That's what it means to be undeniable. That's the minimum acceptable standard if you even want a chance at winning big. That's what it takes. That's on you. ~ Andy Frisella