Team TS: The New York Review Of Looks

TEAM TS:
The New York Review of Looks

The return of the necktie, the importance of looser fits, and Stuart Little as a menswear icon were some of the tidbits we picked up when we asked friends of the brand to share how they're approaching fall dressing and what they're reading. We're always down for a good style tip and a good read, particularly as the days grow shorter and layering comes back into play.

Grayson Thornberry

ASSISTANT DESIGNER, SWEATERS, TODD SNYDER

Any fall reading recommendations?

Take Ivy. It’s great for fall, really good inspo, all Ivy League style…it’s very easy to dress this way, the looks are versatile.

Your literary style inspiration?

I get told I look like Harry Potter every time I leave the house with my glasses on…and I kind of dress like him, the collegiate thing, so I guess I’d have to go with the 15-year-old British boy.

Grayson wears The Italian Windowpane Wool Sport Coat, The Cropped Cashmere Cardigan and The Italian Wool Paisley Neckerchief

Rose Nguyen

Creative Producer

What’s a fall dressing moment you’re looking forward to?

Peach and chocolate in terms of a color combo. It gives a warm tone but it’s playful.

Your desert island book?

I love Alexander Dumas, so The Count of Monte Cristo. It’s nearly a thousand pages, but I read it during Covid in 3 weeks…and he gets stranded on an island, so it’s quite meta.

Rose wears The Cropped Cashmere Cardigan, The Japanese Selvedge Oxford Shirt and The Italian Gabardine Wythe Trouser

Thomas Tapy

Photojournalist

What’s a fall dressing moment you’re looking forward to?

Fine tailored suits. Nice wools. Layering of course. I’m a big sucker for three-pieces. And a semi-casual yet sophisticated look.

Your literary style inspiration?

Albert Camus. I love him; great French style, too. His books, The Stranger and The Myth of Sisyphus, were some of the first I read that I really connected to. I also really like Kafka and Dostoevsky…but they’re more of a fall read for me. Camus I can read year-round.

Thomas wears The Italian Flannel Suit and Cotton Poplin Button-Down Collar Dress Shirt

Victus Rose II

General Manager, Todd Snyder Rockefeller

What’s a fall dressing moment you’re looking forward to?

Stacking, over accessorizing, I love a silk scarf…just more. More. More.

Your literary style inspiration?

Stuart Little. Even if he’s running away from a big cat he always looks put together, pressed, tucked, layered, polished.

Victus wears The Italian Flannel Madison Suit, The Cashmere Crewneck in Cilantro and Old Gold

Mike Baker

Creator, Educator, Gentleman

What’s a fall dressing moment you’re looking forward to?

Tweed. Never goes out of style.

Your literary style inspiration?

Maybe [Hercule] Poirot, [Agatha Christie’s famed detective]. Sharp suit, sharp observations.

Mike wears The Italian Gabardine Madison Suit, The Cotton Poplin Button-Down Collar Dress Shirt and The Cashmere Hoodie

ESLAM ELSHATOURY

Culture and Strategy Consultant

What’s a fall dressing moment you’re looking forward to?

I’m leaning into a mood, more than a trend. I want to do more color on color, I haven’t in so long but maybe this is the season I’ll do it again.

Your desert island book?

Reverberation: Do Everything Better with Music, edited by Peter Gabriel. He talks about how music can give us different sensations and make us feel better.

Eslam wears The Italian Nylon Trench Coat, The Relaxed Creased Denim Chino and The Chambray Western Shirt

Elliot Duprey

Management Consultant and Content Creator

What’s a fall dressing moment you’re looking forward to?

I’ll be wearing a lot of ties, that’s a guarantee. More layers. I can wear a scarf, I can wear a sweater, a shirt under a sweater…I hate having only one layer on in the summer.

Any fall reading recommendations?

Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austen killed it. Everyone wants the whole enemies to lovers trope right now, and she nailed it.

Elliot wears The Italian Suede Dylan Jacket, The Cashmere Crewneck and The Western Jean