What Courtroom Dress Codes Actually Say About a Sleeveless Dress
A Texas lawyer’s sleeveless dress drew a judge’s objection and millions of views. What Bexar County’s rules say, and who decides what counts as appropriate.
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Suit Folding for Travel: Jacket, Trousers and Shirt, Step by Step
How to fold a suit for travel: turn the jacket inside out, nest the trousers around it, and keep the creases soft so the suit arrives wearable.
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How to Choose What to Wear to a Job Interview, in Four Decisions
How to choose interview attire in four decisions: find the dress code, set the level, fix the fit, then shoes and bag. Includes a night-before checklist.
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Pocket Square Basics: How to Wear One, Three Ways
Three folds, the right size and fabric, and the one rule about matching a pocket square to a tie, with sources, two videos and a short list of squares worth buying.
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Briefcase, Messenger or Satchel? Five Outlets Name Andy Sachs’s Bag
Five outlets call the bag in The Devil Wears Prada 2 a briefcase, a messenger bag or a satchel. What the names mean, and what to check in a women’s briefcase.
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Windsor Knot Myth: How to Tie It and Where It Really Came From
How to tie a Windsor knot in eight steps, why the Duke of Windsor probably never tied it, and how tie thickness and collar change the result.
