This 2022 article reflects on Delmonico’s and New York dining history. It records a historical perspective rather than a current restaurant listing.
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Bryan Ergle is the founder of Well Sewn. His editorial interests include wine, personal style, fragrance, travel, and grooming, alongside audio and video contributions.
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Men’s Suits Series, Part III – The Rising Tide
This suit-series installment discusses custom and semi-custom tailoring. Its historical price examples need context when comparing today’s options.
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The Shoes Break the Man
This style essay considers how footwear, condition and occasion affect an outfit, while presenting the author’s preferences as opinions.
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Perfume vs. Cologne: On Being Masculine
Perfume and cologne labels describe fragrance categories, rather than deciding who may wear a scent. This essay examines those terms and assumptions.
Shaving: A new game made old again
This article compares traditional and modern shaving through the author’s experience, considering razors, preparation and grooming routines.
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The Cultivar of Knowledge, Pt. IV: The Power of Perseverance
Deke Slayton’s path from Mercury selection to Apollo-Soyuz provides the historical setting for this essay about perseverance.
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Tie One On: A Brief History of the Necktie
This necktie retrospective follows changing forms of neckwear, from earlier cloth bands and cravats to the modern tie.
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Broken Masculinity: The Push for Mental Health Awareness Among Men
This article discusses stigma and help-seeking around men’s mental health, focusing on the importance of recognizing concerns and seeking support.
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Hangover Science 101
A hangover can involve several symptoms after drinking alcohol. This overview examines explanations and common claims about prevention and recovery.
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Remember the Dawn: George Romero’s Take on Society Revisited
This essay considers George Romero’s use of horror for social commentary, examining atmosphere, consumer culture and the meaning behind the scares.