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Justin Fenner

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Covers:  Men's Fashion, Lifestyle, Grooming, Watches
Doesn't Cover: Women's Fashion, Cars, Dining, Boats, Private Aviation, Jewelry

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The 5 Best Grooming Products of the Year, From Sisley Skincare to Amouage Decision

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By Justin Fenner Verified
| Robb Report Verified
The field of men’s grooming provides countless opportunities for optimization. Every year, as we analyze which products merit inclusion in our annual Best of the Best issue, our editors are confronted with toners, serums, and fragrances whose marketing poetry make big claims about maximizing how you look and feel. But the best men’s grooming products of the year offer meaningful results and improvements on what’s already on the shelves of your medicine cabinet.
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The Best Menswear of the Year, From Kiton’s Tailoring to Celine Denim

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By Justin Fenner Verified
| Robb Report Verified
What does a well-curated wardrobe look like in 2026? If this year’s winners are any indication, it looks like the ideal representation of the man wearing it. Across every category, from the denim that anchors a wide range of casual looks to an evening jacket that surprises and delights, the pieces that moved us most shared a single quality: They’re powerful tools for individual expression.
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Todd Snyder’s First Furniture Collection Is as Stylish as His Award-Winning Menswear

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By Justin Fenner Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
The warm, welcoming, masculine vibe of Todd Snyder's menswear stores is as important to the New York-based designer as the clothes he puts in them. Visit any of his outposts—from the Big Apple to Washington, D.C., Nashville to Bal Harbour—and you'll find an array of mid-century modern furnishings, comfortable, American-made chairs, and an eclectic array of art and objects that make them feel more like residential spaces than, well, stores.
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