BROOKLYN, NY: CUSTOM GREEN WEDDING SUIT FOR A MUNICIPAL CEREMONY Intimate city hall weddings continue to redefine modern wedding style through authenticity, individuality, and thoughtful craftsmanship. Eugenio and Ewan’s Brooklyn City Hall wedding, featured by The Anti-Bride, highlights how contemporary couples are embracing personal expression and refined simplicity. Ewan wore a custom green bamboo suit by The Tailory New York, crafted from premium bamboo fabric by @gladsonltd. Designed with precise bespoke tailoring and soft structure, the suit reflects the evolving role of custom suiting in modern weddings. Paired with the couple’s intentional planning and intimate ceremony setting, the celebration demonstrates how small weddings can deliver powerful visual storytelling while remaining deeply personal. PUBLISHED: MARCH 06, 2026 Image: Ewan wearing a custom green bamboo suit by The Tailory New York for their Brooklyn City Hall wedding featured on The Anti-Bride.

Bespoke Tailoring Redefines Red Carpet Authority Custom suiting transforms celebrity presentation through precision craftsmanship and individualized construction. Emmy-nominated actor Tanner Beard's Landman Season 2 premiere appearance demonstrates how bespoke tailoring elevates red carpet presence beyond conventional fashion statements. The Tailory New York's custom 2-piece suit and trench coat showcase technical excellence in pattern-making, fabric selection, and architectural construction—proving that authentic style emerges from garments designed specifically for the wearer's body, lifestyle, and professional narrative. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: NOVEMBER 16, 2025 | UPDATED: NOVEMBER 21, 2025Image: Featuring Tanner Beard at the Landman Season 2 Premiere wearing The Tailory New York. Courtesy of @landmanpplus.

Five Seasons, One Tailor: How Custom Suiting Built a Character DaVine Joy Randolph's Detective Williams has worn custom The Tailory New York suits across all five seasons of Hulu's Only Murders in the Building—the kind of ongoing trust The Tailory New York has been building with clients who understand what makes character wardrobing actually work. From burgundy two-pieces to pinstripe blazers, every tailored piece comes from the same atelier that's become a red carpet and TV show favorite, made for every body that needs custom work performing under scrutiny. PUBLISHED: OCTOBER 18, 2025 Image: DaVine Joy Randolph wearing The Tailory New York's custom burgundy two-piece suit as Detective Williams in Only Murders in the Building.

OUR FOUNDER'S LATEST NYFW NARRATION SHAO’s temporal quadrilogy comes to a close with Futures of the Past: Chrome Legacy, a collection that imagines a Chinatown of tomorrow without erasure. Designer Shao Yang poses a personal question: how do we honor the past while stepping into the future? The answer unfolds in 31 looks that blend heritage tailoring with chrome-finished leathers , proving that to evolve is not to forget. This is not just a collection, it’s a dialogue between eras, where clothing becomes a vessel for memory, ritual, and imagination. Date: September 15 2025 Platform: Runway presentation at ARTECHOUSE NYC, NYFW coverage amplified through fashion and culture press Event: SHAO SS26 Futures of the Past: Chrome Legacy Runway Show Featuring: 31 looks by Shao YangORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: SEPTEMBER 23, 2025 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 15, 2025

Alan Cumming On Theatrical Identity When The Traitors host Alan Cumming appeared in The Hollywood Reporter wearing The Tailory New York’s Gold Lamé Suit Set, it was more than a costume change. Known for blurring the line between performance and reality, Cumming turned the spotlight onto authenticity itself—showing how fashion can let you decide which version of yourself the world gets to see. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: MAY 01, 2025 | UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 09, 2025 Image: Alan Cumming wearing The Tailory New York's Gold Lamé Suit Set during The Traitors filming. Courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter

María Gabriela de Faría on authenticity and cinematic style When Superman: Legacy star María Gabriela de Faría appeared in folie magazine wearing The Tailory New York, the looks reflected not just bold style, but her unwavering commitment to identity, strength, and cinematic storytelling. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: AUGUST 28, 2025 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 15, 2025 Image: María Gabriela de Faría wearing The Tailory New York in folie magazine cover story. Courtesy of folie.

Chicago's Bespoke Moment: The Tailory New York Pop-Up This August Department store uniformity meets its match when bespoke tailoring arrives in Chicago with intentional design philosophy that transcends traditional suiting categories.  The Tailory New York's Chicago pop-up brings custom suits and bespoke tailoring to Pendry Hotel August 2-3, 2025. Reserve your private design session now. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JULY 12, 2025 | UPDATED: OCTOBER 15, 2025

Shao Yang On Tailoring Beyond The Binary The consultation room at The Tailory reads like a manifesto authored by someone who survived fashion's binary tyranny while studying actual human complexity—which, considering Shao Yang's immigrant experience and Parsons pedigree, approximates reality. When NYC Tourism recently featured the SoHo studio's velvet-couch consultations and full-bar amenities, it marked more than another inclusive business profile for the city's most authentically revolutionary formal wear destination. It signaled convergence between cultural forces that understand something fundamental about contemporary identity: authenticity requires creating spaces where every version of yourself deserves professional tailoring. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JULY 10, 2025 | UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 09, 2025Image: The Tailory consultation process featuring bespoke pattern selection and inclusive fitting techniques. Courtesy of NYC Tourism

When cultural recognition meets sartorial mastery The photography studio at Gold House's A100 celebration reads like a gallery curated by someone who understood both achievement documentation and cultural representation—which, considering the organization's commitment to authentic AAPI leadership recognition, approximates reality. When Dagne Dover's co-founder and CEO Melissa Mash appeared among the honorees wearing The Tailory's signature Hand-Painted Pinstripe Suit, it marked more than another business recognition moment. It signaled convergence between entrepreneurial excellence and sartorial precision that understands something fundamental about contemporary leadership: authenticity requires platforms that elevate communities while maintaining uncompromising personal presentation standards. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: MAY 17, 2025 | UPDATED: JULY 8, 2025 Image: Melissa Mash wearing The Tailory's Hand-Painted Pinstripe Suit at Gold House A100 Honorees celebration. Courtesy of Gold House/Rare Beauty