Michael Nolledo

2 weeks ago | businessinsider.com | Michael Nolledo |Amir Ismael |Henry Blodget

Indochino is one of the best places to get a custom suit, whether you prefer to shop online or visit a showroom. Amir Ismael/Insider Updated 2025-04-24T14:43:34Z Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Save Saved Read in app This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . If there's one menswear item you should always get custom, it's a suit.

3 weeks ago | gq-magazin.de | Michael Nolledo

Trenchcoat geht immer: Wie die GQ-Redaktion den Klassiker diesen Frühling trägt. Es wäre falsch zu behaupten, der Trenchcoat feiere sein langersehntes Comeback. Schließlich war der Mantel nie wirklich weg. Trotzdem scheint etwas in der Luft zu liegen. Denn wenn ich morgens in die Redaktion der GQ komme, sehe ich gleich mehrere Outfits, die auf dem Weg zur Arbeit von schicken Trenchcoats eingehüllt werden.

3 weeks ago | gq.com | Michael Nolledo

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. It would be unfair to say that the trench coat is back, since it never really went away. But there’s something in the air (or the water cooler) at GQ HQ right now, because each morning, a who’s who of my colleagues arrive at work wrapped in their trenches, protecting their big fits from the elements.

1 month ago | gq-magazine.co.uk | Michael Nolledo |Heidi Quill

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. When I was growing up, my father would train home from the office, change out of his button-up and tie, put on sweatpants, and throw on a rugby shirt. It was a long-sleeved maroon pullover with a matching collar and a broad white stripe slashing through the midsection and sleeves. He would tuck it into his sweatpants, which sat high on his waist.

2 months ago | gq.com | Michael Nolledo

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. When I was growing up, my father would train home from the office, change out of his button-up and tie, put on sweatpants, and throw on a rugby shirt. It was a long-sleeved maroon pullover with a matching collar and a broad white stripe slashing through the midsection and sleeves. He would tuck it into his sweatpants, which sat high on his waist.