from photographers Garance Doré and Scott Schuman: Takahiro Kinoshita, editor-in-chief of Tokyo-based men’s magazine Popeye, in our Thomas Mason® shirt
If my city had a soundtrack, the first song would be: “Down Town” by Sugar Babe
J.Crew is my go-to for: Men’s shopping
My idea of the perfect finishing touch is: A clean handkerchief
If I could wear only one color, it would be: White
My style icon is: Haruki Murakami
My favorite article of clothing is: OXBD, an oxford shirt with a button-down collar
If I could live in any decade, it would be: Current time. Every era must have had difficult times, so I’d rather deal with now.
My city has the best: Falafel shop: KUUMBA du Falafel
Takahiro gets ready for work in his Tokyo apartment.
we sent photographers Garance Doré and Scott Schuman on an eight-city tour around the world to document how five tastemakers are wearing J.Crew their own way. Next up: founder of online interview magazine The Talks and vintage denim diehard, Sven Schumann, in our Italian cashmere.
If my city had a soundtrack, the first song would be: “Sympathy for the Devil”.
J.Crew is my go-to for: Basics.
My idea of the perfect finishing touch is: Cashmere.
If I could wear only one color, it would be: Dark blue.
My style icon is: Jarvis Cocker.
My favorite articles of clothing are: Old jeans.
If I could live in any decade, it would be: Right now.
My city has the best: Quality of life.
Sven peruses vintage books and takes a bike ride in Berlin.
we sent photographers Garance Doré and Scott Schuman on an eight-city tour around the world to document how five tastemakers are wearing J.Crew their own way. first up: a muy stylish Spanish blogger, Berta Bernad, with a love of our famously comfortable ballets.
If my city had a soundtrack, the first song would be: From the movie Amélie
J.Crew is my go-to for: Ballet flats and cashmere sweaters
My idea of the perfect finishing touch is: A nice hat
If I could wear only one color, it would be: White
My style icon is: Erin Wasson
My favorite articles of clothing are: My coats
If I could live in any decade, it would be: London in the ’60s