Stephen Doig

Men's Style Editor and Assistant Luxury Editor at The Telegraph

Men's Style Editor and Assistant Luxury Editor, the Telegraph

Articles

The Style Doctors: ‘I’m a size 12. How do I make my shopping experience less difficult?’

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Stephen Doig

The Style Doctors will see you now. For Lisa and Stephen’s outfit details, scroll down - Sophia SpringIn this advice series, Telegraph fashion experts Lisa Armstrong and Stephen Doig answer readers’ what-to-wear dilemmas. This week, they advise readers on reducing the stress of the shopping experience and how to find a genuine Harris Tweed. Dear Lisa,Illustration of woman holding a small top and a large topWhenever I try to buy anything, it’s inevitably sold out in my size (12).
'I'm a size 12. How do I make my shopping experience less of a wind-up?'

6 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig |Lisa Armstrong

Whenever I try to buy anything, it's inevitably sold out in my size (12). It's now beyond a joke, and I'm on the verge of giving up. How do I make my shopping experience less of a wind-up? Dear Sarah,I know the feeling. We often find that a product we want to feature has run low before we publish the article, which necessitates substitutions. Why can't retailers get the stock flow right? Because both the weather and we, the customers, are fickle creatures. A hit isn't always obvious, nor is a clunker.
How Black men transformed ‘blue blood’ tailoring – and why the Met Gala celebrated them

1 week ago | msn.com | Stephen Doig

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This Met Gala will be a celebration of men’s style - here’s what to expect

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Stephen Doig

Untitled (Christian in Wales Bonner)Superfine: Tailoring Black Style will look at how generations of Black men have informed and changed the world of men’s fashion - Tyler MitchellAfter some hit-and-miss forays into the stylistic legacy of superheroes (me neither) and the iconography of religion in fashion (actually very beautiful), the Met Gala’s theme this year is one of its boldest and more relevant yet.
This Met Gala will be a celebration of men’s style - here’s what to expect

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Stephen Doig

Superfine: Tailoring Black Style will look at how generations of Black men have informed and changed the world of men’s fashion - Tyler MitchellAfter some hit-and-miss forays into the stylistic legacy of superheroes (me neither) and the iconography of religion in fashion (actually very beautiful), the Met Gala’s theme this year is one of its boldest and more relevant yet.
This is the first menswear-focused Met Gala

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig

Black dandyism, says Vogue, evolved as a cultural sweet spot between the world of European refinement (the first "dandy" being the 18th-century English swell-about-town Beau Brummell) and the brave new post-emancipation world of the United States in the 20th century.
Men, think beyond the blazer. Try a shacket this spring

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Stephen Doig

David Beckham, Pedro Pascal and Harry Styles prove the shacket’s style credentials, each giving the hybrid layer their own twistShakespeare described the month of May – that gladdening time of year when we step into the fringes of summer – as “full of spirit”. Quite what he would have made of the shacket (or the portmanteau butchering that marries “shirt” and “jacket’) is anyone’s guess. Still, he was a fan of the doublet, which isn’t too far off.
Men, think beyond the blazer. Try a shacket this spring

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Stephen Doig

Shakespeare described the month of May – that gladdening time of year when we step into the fringes of summer – as “full of spirit”. Quite what he would have made of the shacket (or the portmanteau butchering that marries “shirt” and “jacket’) is anyone’s guess. Still, he was a fan of the doublet, which isn’t too far off. The shacket is a heavier variation on a shirt, and a pleasingly lighter version of a jacket. No surprise there.
Men, think beyond the blazer. Try a shacket this spring

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Doig

Shakespeare described the month of May - that gladdening time of year when we step into the fringes of summer - as "full of spirit". Quite what he would have made of the shacket (or the portmanteau butchering that marries "shirt" and "jacket') is anyone's guess. Still, he was a fan of the doublet, which isn't too far off. The shacket is a heavier variation on a shirt, and a pleasingly lighter version of a jacket. No surprise there.
Ask the Style Doctors: ‘How do I break out of my all-black wardrobe rut?’

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Stephen Doig

The Style Doctors will see you now - Sophia SpringIn this advice series, Telegraph fashion experts Lisa Armstrong and Stephen Doig answer readers’ what-to-wear dilemmas. This week, they advise on how to inject colour into a monochrome wardrobe and the best comfortable tailoring to wear in retirement. Dear Lisa,Black has been my go-to for aeons, but now I suspect it’s way too harsh. Please help me before I become a full-on Goth. Don’t go mad and suggest pastels or white.