Red, White & Ralph: The Ryder Cup’s Most Stylish Comeback Yet
“Ralph Lauren’s Ryder Cup 2025 collection exemplifies the brand’s deep-rooted connection to golf and American heritage. The fusion of elevated style, technical innovation, and thoughtful design reflects not only the demands of elite competition but also the spirit of the Ryder Cup itself. I believe this collection captures the essence of modern golf—where performance meets tradition—and reinforces Ralph Lauren’s role as a cultural leader in sport and style.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at Stylelujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Brunello Cucinelli’s FW25 Menswear Is a Masterclass in Quiet Power—Here’s Why It’s the Most Elegant Collection of the Season
“With Anamnesis, Brunello Cucinelli delivers more than a seasonal offering—he presents a philosophical framework for how modern men should dress: with intention, emotional depth, and quiet confidence. This collection is a sartorial meditation on memory and identity, reminding us that true elegance lies not in spectacle, but in substance.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor of Advanced Menswear at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Helmut Lang FW25: Can the Brand That Defined Minimalism Still Lead the Conversation?
“In 2025, quiet luxury isn’t just a trend—it’s a cultural shift. It’s about refinement without excess, confidence without spectacle. Today’s consumer is drawn to pieces that speak softly but carry meaning: quality materials, thoughtful construction, and a sense of purpose. Quiet confidence is the new power dressing—it’s not about dominating a room, but owning your presence within it. —and that’s what makes it feel so relevant right now.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Roger Dubuis Just Reinvented the Chronograph—And It’s a Mechanical Masterpiece in Motion
“The launch of the Excalibur Spider Flyback Chronograph marks a watershed moment in contemporary horology—where avant-garde design and mechanical innovation converge to redefine the chronograph’s role in luxury. It’s a bold declaration that the future of watchmaking lies not in imitation, but in expressive engineering.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Cozy Is the New Power Move: Michael Kors Fall/Winter 2025 Collection Redefines Luxe Layering
In 2025, the concept of dressing for success has evolved beyond rigid tailoring and power suits into a more nuanced expression of confidence, comfort, and control. Women are embracing silhouettes that empower without constraining—favoring luxurious textures, fluid lines, and elevated ease. Michael Kors hits the trend spot on with his Fall/Winter 2025 Collection, where cozy meets commanding in a palette of rich neutrals and sculptural layering. “Kors understands that today’s woman wants to feel powerful without sacrificing comfort. Cozy is no longer casual—it’s the new code for success,” says Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
7 Game-Changing Golf Essentials You Didn’t Know You Needed—Until Now
“I’ve seen firsthand how golf apparel and accessories are developing rapidly to meet the needs of today’s athlete. “Golf fashion is no longer about tradition alone—it’s about innovation, performance, and personal expression. The industry is responding with smart textiles, sustainable materials, and multifunctional designs that empower golfers to play better and look sharper.” This shift marks a new era where style and substance are no longer at odds—they’re driving the game forward together.” Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology,
Behind the Seams: How One Estonian Designer Is Stitching Sustainability Into Fashion’s Future
“I believe sustainable fashion is no longer a niche—it’s a necessity. The Canvas stands as a beacon for what the future of fashion must become: globally inclusive, ethically driven, and creatively fearless. We owe it to the next generation not just to design garments, but to design a better industry—one that values people, planet, and purpose above all.” — Joseph DeAcetis — Editor-in-Chief, StyleLujo.com | Professor, Fashion Institute of Technology
Marimekko SS26 Explodes with Color at Copenhagen Fashion Week
“Copenhagen Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 proved that Scandinavian design is no longer just about minimalism—it’s about bold storytelling, sustainability, and cultural relevance,” said Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at Stylelujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology. “The event’s growing international acclaim stems from its commitment to showcasing visionary talent, embracing eco-conscious innovation, and curating shows that feel both intimate and globally resonant. It’s evolving into a must-watch platform for the future of fashion.”
This Menswear Collection Was Inspired by WWII Fighter Pilots—and It’s Absolutely Jaw-Dropping
“I see Gieves & Hawkes AW25 as emblematic of a larger shift in menswear—where heritage is no longer just preserved but reinterpreted with purpose. This season, the brand demonstrates how tailoring can serve as both a vessel for historical narrative and a tool for modern self-expression. Menswear in 2025 is increasingly task-oriented, intelligent, and emotionally resonant—designed not just to impress, but to empower men to navigate their lives with clarity and conviction.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at Stylelujo.com and Professor of Menswear at the Fashion Institute of Technology,
Tailoring Turned Inside Out: Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO’s AW25 Is Controlled Chaos at Its Chicest
“Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO’s AW25 collection is a masterclass in deconstruction and reinvention. By reimagining tailoring through a lens of streetwear and conceptual artistry, the brand challenges our expectations of form and function. It’s a bold statement that speaks to the future of fashion—where tradition is not abandoned, but reinterpreted with fearless creativity.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
