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Author: Shane Schick
Shane Schick tells stories that help people innovate, and to manage the change innovation brings. He is the former Editor-in-Chief of Marketing magazine and has also been Vice-President, Content & Community (Editor-in-Chief), at IT World Canada, a technology columnist with the Globe and Mail and Yahoo Canada and is the founding editor of ITBusiness.ca.
Shane has been recognized for journalistic excellence by the Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance and the Canadian Online Publishing Awards
How Hudson’s Bay’s short-Lived Nostalgia Project Could Help Us Look Forward To The Future
There’s nothing like a little throwback while we wait for life as we knew it to make a comeback.
Stay Home In Style: How To Be A Man Of The World Without Going Anywhere
The pandemic is keeping us behind closed doors, so here are some book, movie and art recommendations to open your mind.
The Work From Home Wardrobe Essentials Men Need Now
Fashion designers have never traditionally made clothes to be seen primarily within the frame of a laptop or smartphone screen. Then came the Coronavirus
This Spring, Dress Like Basketball Star D’Angelo Russell By Day, And James Bond By Night
Daniel Craig wears Tom Ford. The NBA player rocks H&M. Could this be the combination every guy needs in his closet?
Harry Styles’ fashion journey can only be headed in one direction
You can look at him and say he’s going too far. That’s the only way the rest of us all go far enough.
‘Friends’ Reunion will bring Chandler Bing Style into the 2020s. Here’s What That Might Look Like
The fictional but nevertheless unrivalled men’s fashion influencer of the 1990s returns — and he may help us learn what we should wear now
‘How Men Think’ podcast proves Even Famous men Need To Rethink Their Attitudes Towards Fashion
Pretending your romantic partner would be better to choose your outfits is no longer a badge of honour. It’s pathetic.
The Best Dressed Men at the Oscars (who aren’t Brad Pitt, George Clooney or Leonardo Dicaprio)
Hollywood’s biggest night has become the standard-bearer for what works — or doesn’t work — when you have to dress for the most formal of occasions
it’s time to come clean about the reason 65% of men don’t use face wash
New research shows 45% of men think that bar soap is as effective as face wash. The horror! (No, not really)
Netflix’s ‘Next In Fashion’: these are all the menswear moments you’ll miss
The streaming service offers a chance for would-be style gurus to prove themselves. Just don’t expect to see anything you’d actually wear.
Kobe Bryant just died. is it too early to make him a style icon?
While it’s certainly not unusual for a well-known person’s signature looks to be celebrated as part of the public’s mourning process, it’s usually been something limited to those whose clothes were an integral part of creating their image in an image-based job.
VIRGIL ABLOH’S latest collection for Louis Vuitton exposes the struggle for suiting to evolve
Of all the fall/winter (FW) collections that launched at Paris Fashion Week Men’s over the past few days, this was the one I wanted to se
Milan Men’s fashion week: The looks from Prada, Armani and Others That will (and won’t) make it into your wardrobe
Given that this was the first major menswear event of the new decade, I thought it was worth learning more about the ideas that informed the new FW 2020 collections.
Men’s clothing rental in Canada: the barriers to borrowed looks
Individuality, ownership and longevity are important factors in fashion, but they won’t necessary keep Rent The Runway from expanding its target audience