Androgyny: Tailoring That Lets You Be You Our custom suiting is designed without the labels; built for fit, function, and confidence across the spectrum. Drawing from classic elements without the baggage, we craft silhouettes that balance structure and ease: straighter lines, sharp shoulders, thoughtful pockets, and just-right proportions. The result is a modern, androgynous look that moves with you, neither boxy nor hourglass, simply yours.  ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2024 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 08, 2025

Yseult’s Aposematic Fashions This profile is dedicated to Yseult Polfliet. Model, fashionista, activist, and co-founder of the genderless children’s clothing brand Yoah, Yseult is a renaissance woman for the age of intersectional feminism and queer liberation. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2019 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 23, 2024

Power Dressing Takes Center Stage: How Hollywood's Leading Ladies Redefined Red Carpet Protocol Through Tailored Suiting The 2018 awards season marked a decisive shift in formal dressing conventions as actresses across the Golden Globes, SAG Awards, and Grammys abandoned traditional gowns for structured suiting. From Ryan Michelle Bathe's impeccable black tuxedo to Yara Shahidi's strapless Ralph Lauren pantsuit with cascading bustle, these sartorial choices represented more than fashion statements—they documented a cultural moment where power dressing intersected with the Times Up movement. The trend peaked at the Grammys, where Anna Kendrick's grey check Balmain suit with lace bustier and Eve's sequined Naeem Khan separates demonstrated how tailored menswear silhouettes could deliver both authority and sensuality. Rita Moreno's gold-studded leather ensemble at 86 proved that suiting transcends age demographics, while Claire Foy's double-breasted plunging suit created such impact it dominated social media discourse. This collective embrace of trousers and blazers on occasions traditionally reserved for gowns signals an evolution in how women leverage formal attire to communicate strength, solidarity, and individual style simultaneously. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2024 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 10, 2025

New Year Suiting Trends: Bold Colors, Rich Textures, and Relaxed Silhouettes The new year calls for a wardrobe refresh, and custom suiting is leading the charge. For men, monochrome styling, versatile grey tones, and relaxed oversized silhouettes are redefining traditional tailoring. For women, suits have become the ultimate power move—think rich textures like velvet and corduroy, bold saturated brights including Ultra Violet, and sophisticated dark denim constructions. Whether you're updating your daily workwear or preparing for special occasions, embracing these trending looks means investing in custom pieces that reflect your unique style while staying fashion-forward. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2024 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 23, 2024

Spring Suiting: Bold Colors, Slouchy Fits, and Statement Prints Spring signals the return of bold, colorful suiting after a winter of dark layers. Runways from Teatum Jones to Tom Ford showcased monochromatic looks in pastels and saturated brights, while prints—from florals to leopard—dominated street style at Fashion Week. This season embraces slouchy, comfortable silhouettes paired with casual elements like graphic tees and sneakers. Key styling moves include adding belts to define your waist in oversized fits, raising hemlines to show ankle, and embracing all-over prints. Ditch the dark winter palette and opt for suits with color, texture, and structure that celebrate the season. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2024 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 23, 2024

The Architecture of Confidence: Ten Essential Perspectives on Style as Personal Philosophy Fashion transcends seasonal trends when articulated by those who understand its transformative capacity. From Edith Head's eight-time Oscar-winning insight that "you can have anything you want in life, if you dress for it" to Lupita Nyong'o's recognition that "fashion is art," these perspectives document how clothing functions as both armor and expression. Lauren Hutton, who graced Vogue's cover twenty-eight times, distinguishes between industry offerings and personal curation: "Fashion is what you're offered four times a year by designers. And style is what you choose." John Galliano, having helmed Givenchy and Christian Dior, frames dressing as artistic practice, while Michael Kors positions garments alongside life's sensory pleasures: food, film, music. G. Bruce Boyer, former fashion editor for GQ and Esquire, crystallizes authenticity: "Real style is never right or wrong. It's a matter of being yourself on purpose." Even fictional authorities contribute wisdom. Mad Men's Don Draper advocates simplicity with significance, while Carrie Bradshaw champions the closet as visible investment portfolio. Oscar de la Renta's directive to "walk like you have three men walking behind you" captures how garments alter bearing and presence, while Bill Blass reminds us that style operates on instinct rather than calculation. These ten perspectives collectively argue that thoughtful dressing represents more than aesthetic choice; it constitutes a methodology for navigating the world with intentionality. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2024 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 11, 2025

Timeless Style Lessons: Confidence, Classics, and Knowing What Works for You True style isn't about what you wear—it's about how you wear it with confidence. Icons like Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy Onassis built timeless wardrobes around classic pieces perfectly fitted to their frames, while modern risk-taker Rihanna proves that confidence transcends any single aesthetic. The common thread? Each woman understood her body, stayed true to her personal style, and refused to be ruled by fleeting trends. Building lasting style means investing in classic staples, dressing for your body shape, taking pride in grooming, mastering accessories, and being selective about trends. Your clothing is an extension of your personality—finding your true style takes self-knowledge and experimentation.  ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2024 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 23, 2024

LGBTQIA+ Wedding Attire: Custom-Tailored to Your Love Story Your love defies convention—your wedding attire should too. The Tailory New York specializes in bespoke wedding wear for the LGBTQIA+ community, from masculine-of-center suits to blazer dresses that blur the line between tuxedo and gown. With a personalized one-on-one process, extensive premium fabric selections, and over 40 body measurements to ensure perfect fit, we create jaw-dropping looks tailored to your identity, taste, and budget—because your wedding is not the time to settle for off-the-rack or sub-standard. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2024 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 08, 2025

The Power of Tailored Suits: Liberation Through Precision Craftsmanship From Marlene Dietrich's groundbreaking 1930s tuxedo to Ellen DeGeneres' signature sharp tailoring, women have reclaimed the suit as a powerful instrument of self-expression. For the LGBTQ+ community, particularly lesbians, suits carry profound significance, symbols of identity that defy traditional gender conventions and serve as both personal empowerment and political statement. The transformative element lies in precision tailoring. Standard sizing fails to honor the diversity of women's bodies, leaving many struggling with ill-fitting clothing. A custom-tailored suit changes everything—it becomes confidence personified, commanding presence while celebrating individuality. At The Tailory New York, we create suits that honor your unique body and personal style, whether classic trouser suits, tuxedo dresses, or tailored skirts. Each piece accentuates your best features while empowering authentic self-expression. When your suit fits flawlessly and makes you feel unstoppable, you're making a radical statement of self-love and pride. You're not just getting dressed—you're declaring who you are and refusing to apologize for it. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 22, 2024 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 15, 2025 Cited Source: K.D. Lang Doesn’t Have to Indulge Your Constant Cravings. Courtesy of The New York Times