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3 weeks ago | 
robbreport.com | Eric Twardzik
Max Poglia likes to have fun. That should be plain to the 111,000 people who follow theBrazilian-born, Florence-based designer on Instagram, where he regularly parks photos ofhimself enjoying black tie dinners, cocktails or cigars—and always well-dressed, whether in atuxedo or military vintage. So, it’s no surprise that the pandemic, which hit while Poglia was still living in New York, hadhim missing the social outings he’d been accustomed to.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Eric Twardzik
Max Poglia likes to have fun. That should be plain to the 111,000 people who follow the Brazilian-born, Florence-based designer on Instagram, where he regularly parks photos of himself enjoying black tie dinners, cocktails, or cigars—and always well-dressed, whether in a tuxedo or military vintage. So, it’s no surprise that the pandemic, which hit while Poglia was still living in New York, had him missing the social outings he’d been accustomed to.
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1 month ago | 
vinepair.com | Eric Twardzik
In 2025, people are more conscious than ever about what goes into the things they consume. Of late, a hot new buzzword has erupted on the agave-based spirits scene: “additive-free,” which is being championed by a new crop of tequila brands that proudly declare it through their advertising. Additive-free tequilas are compiled on Reddit threads, shouted-out in TikToks and named in one spirits-media listicle after another.
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1 month ago | 
blog.resy.com | Eric Twardzik
Discover restaurants to love. The Hit List The Hit List For all your restaurant recommendation needs, look no further than the Resy Hit List, our monthly list of 10 spots that should be on your radar right now.
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1 month ago | 
robbreport.com | Eric Twardzik
Welcome to Robb Recommends, a regular series in which our editors and contributors endorse something they’ve tried and loved—and think will change your life for the better. Lapsed as my own faith may be, my Catholic upbringing has forever shaped my appreciation of the aesthetic and the sensual. I thrill at the sight of anything cardinal red or Tyrian purple, and when in Italy, must be physically restrained from visiting every church in my path.
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2 months ago | 
robbreport.com.my | Jinn Chong |Eric Twardzik
It began with the birth of my son in June 2023. Five days of hospital food during my wife’s recovery, the scale suggested, had led me to shed the same number of pounds. In the weeks that followed, a dramatic drop-off in restaurant visits and better eating at home turned an accidental weight loss into an intentional one that topped out at around 25 pounds. All good—until that fall, when I realized that my custom-made tweeds and flannel trousers were falling off me.
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2 months ago | 
robbreport.com | Eric Twardzik
It began with the birth of my son in June 2023. Five days of hospital food during my wife’s recovery, the scale suggested, had led me to shed the same number of pounds. In the weeks that followed, a dramatic drop-off in restaurant visits and better eating at home turned an accidental weight loss into an intentional one that topped out at around 25 pounds. All good—until that fall, when I realized that my custom-made tweeds and flannel trousers were falling off me.
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2 months ago | 
gq.com | Eric Twardzik
Conclave ranks among 2024’s most star-studded films, featuring the esteemed likes of Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, and Isabella Rossellini to play out the anxious machinations of its fictitious papal election. But just as notable is what those stars were studded with onscreen: custom crucifixes on chains, weighty rings of office, and cufflinks decorated with gemstones.
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2 months ago | 
robbreport.com | Eric Twardzik
Boston, to put it politely, is not considered a fashion-forward town. And having lived there for the last 15 years, I wouldn’t necessarily disagree with the assessment. But I have noticed green shoots of late: a Wythe hat here, a Drake’s fleece there, and yes, the ubiquitous ALD cap. Which is to say that the Massachusetts male is beginning to dress like style-conscious guys everywhere else by wearing buzzy labels that are either based in New York or have a major presence there.
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2 months ago | 
robbreport.com | Eric Twardzik
In 2025, custom tailors are drawing inspiration from an unorthodox source: the zoo. Leopard spots and zebra stripes, formerly relegated to womenswear or edgy streetwear brands, have begun showing up on tailored topcoats, dinner jackets and even full-on bespoke garments.
