In a virtual world bursting with green shopping sites for women, by women, Brad Bennett’s eco-menswear blog Commerce with a Conscience gives the guys a shot at sustainability read more

Billy Reid, who was recently awarded the 2010 GQ/CFDA Best New Menswear Designer in America and who describes his forthcoming fall collection as “Southern preppy meets workwear junkie meets East Village folk,” is devoted to “well-made pieces that look better with age…from a turn of the century antique lamp to a wax cotton hunting jacket.” read more

The rugged, American heritage look represented by Pendleton and other iconic American brands is having a major moment. read more

With fashion and film taking a tour through the American Southwest, the quiet, country western cowboy is riding high in the saddle. read more

It’s always a refreshing tabloid treat to catch celebrities at the Sundance Film Festival sporting flushed cheeks, hat head, layers and layers of cold weather gear and what appear to be genuine smiles and a lack of red carpet posturing. Our in-the-field attendee sums the look up best, saying "There are so many famous people completely bundled up in the cold that photographers take pictures of everyone, hoping that under the layers, there is someone famous inside." read more

In case you haven't noticed, many of the blue collar labels that may have lined your grandfather's closet now sit next to designer duds at the world's best-curated boutiques. What's more, sudden demand for everything "made-in-the USA" has spurred bidding wars on eBay for old favorite brands and new collaborations between these companies and their contemporary counterparts. Followers of the Americana trend read Michael Williams, who documents his life-long obsession with all things red, white and blue on the popular blog, A Continuous Lean. read more