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Of Advice and Men

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By Michael Hainey 
| AIR MAIL
Hello, and welcome to Rock of Eye, my monthly men’s-wear advice column for DRESS CODE. If you’re a smart, accomplished guy who has nowhere to turn for smart guidance on what to wear, how to wear it, or where to get it—look no further. But before we start, a note about the title: “Rock of Eye” is an old term from Savile Row. Most pattern cutters cut cloth according to the client’s specific measurements. Cutters with “rock of eye,” however, rely more on their experienced eye and their intuition.
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New Kids on the Dock

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By Michael Hainey 
| AIR MAIL
Le Sirenuse, the family-run hotel in Positano, is opening a new beach club on its 75th anniversary—and welcoming the next generation of Sersales Ever since the four Sersale siblings—Aldo, Paolo, Anna, and Franco—turned their family’s summer retreat in Positano into an eight-room buen retiro in 1951, welcoming Americans and Brits just beginning to explore postwar Italy, they’ve stood as the unofficial first family of the Amalfi Coast.
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Timothée Chalamet & Josh Safdie's Latest New York Character Is a Guy Named Shend

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By Josh Safdie, Miyako Bellizzi, Michael Hainey 
| W Magazine
Timothée Chalamet wears a Prada jacket and pants. A man’s agitated voice drifts down the hallway of a post-war high-rise complex in Brighton Beach, New York City’s longtime enclave of Eastern European émigrés. “Because I can’t do my best work if my rabbit’s not close!” the man says.
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