|
||||
|
||||
|
|
||||
This Summer’s Shorts Have Room to Breathe
There was a time when a pair of shorts fell into one of two camps: tailored and trim or technical and sporty. And sure, both still have their place. But this summer, the silhouette has relaxed considerably. The prevailing mood for 2026 is fuller, slouchier and just a little louche—often with a pleated front, a roomier leg and enough drape to move with some swagger. There’s an air of Riviera elegance that allows you to look both at ease and stylish as hell.
Think of that now legendary street style photo of the late, great Giorgio Armani. The designer was snapped in a monochrome navy fit—sweater draped over shoulder with shades and some well-worn loafers—talking into a chunky ’90s cell phone. It’s the kind of effortless ease menswear keeps circling back to: relaxed without looking sloppy, refined without trying too hard. The proportions do most of the work for you. The good news is you don’t need a designer archive or a Milanese pedigree to pull it off.
Brands at every price point are embracing the baggier short, offering versions in crisp cotton, washed linen, airy wool blends and even updated technical fabrics. Whether you lean minimalist or more fashion-forward, there’s a pair out there ready to replace your too-tight summer staples.
Our Picks |
Twill short, |
Mylos short, |
|
Embrace the oversized trend with this extra-wide pant from Todd Snyder, cut from a smooth 13.5- oz. denim with a unique resin wash that gives it a cool, structured look.
|
This lightweight daily moisturizer protects skin from UV damage with an SPF 30 and absorbs quickly with a smooth, skin-like finish that won't clog pores.
|
Made from sturdy, lead-free crystal, the geometric facets of these lowball glasses catch your eye as you swirl your whiskey.
|
Want more? See all 30 sales » |
||
|
The best stories from around the web. |
|
“ |
Producing one can require as many as six months of work and involves the talents of up to 20 artisans and craftsmen, but you might wait longer depending on the number of meetings you take with the design team.” |
|||||
|
||||||
|
|
||||||
|
“ |
Did you know that the Le Labo-ification of New York City was a bit of a fluke?” |
|||||
|









