Journal

A hearing, an appointment at the notary or a tribunal: at official moments you want to come across as calm and serious. Here is how to choose clothing that shows respect without making you feel dressed up.

Anyone with a fixed colour palette gets dressed faster and buys more consciously. Here is how to define base colours, neutrals and accents, and build a wardrobe in which everything goes together.

A company outing is neither an office day nor a day off. Here is how to choose an outfit that suits the activity, stays polished for colleagues and still works at dinner.

In front of the class you are in view all day, you move a lot and you still want to come across as calm and polished. Here is how to put together a practical wardrobe for the new school year.

Not everything has to go to the dry cleaner, and not everything may go in the machine. Here is how to read the label, know the limits per material and keep your clothes beautiful for longer.

Tucked in or out is one of the most common style questions men ask. The answer depends on the length, the hem, the trousers and the occasion. Here is how to decide in a few seconds.

A new course of study calls for a wardrobe that works in the lecture hall, at a presentation and at drinks. Here is how to build a polished base with few pieces.

Many clothing rules come from a time with different fabrics and different dress codes. Which rules you can let go of with a clear conscience, and which three still make the difference.

On a tour you change city, climate and hotel. Here is how to pack one suitcase that works in the heat, in a rain shower and on a cool evening in the mountains.

Pastels are the calmest way for men to wear colour in summer. Here is how to combine light blue, ivory and light grey without it turning sweet or childish.

The most beautiful holiday photos do not come from the most eye-catching outfit, but from calm colours and fabrics that move. Here is how to choose clothes you will still love to look back on in ten years.

Many churches in Southern Europe have a dress code: covered shoulders and knees. Here is how to dress respectfully and still stay cool on a warm holiday day.