riding the wave of the blockbuster AMC series Mad Men, set in the advertising industry in 1960s New York. The J. Crew look was aspirational, a favorite that flourished even through the Great ...

It was unfair of all of us to expect sudden change as soon as Brendon Babenzien — the founder of Noah and a former design director for Supreme — took over J.Crew‘s men’s section. He was appointed ...

Five years ago, J. Crew, a clothing company that at the time was not known as a brand for men, that at the time was not known for much of anything in particular besides its catalogs full of toothy ...

"There’s what it looks like it is, and then there’s what it is," Babenzien says of his role as men’s creative director at J.Crew ... beat up by media and advertising and marketing, and ...

In its heyday, J. Crew answered to the needs of a marketplace in another way. Where men’s wear had traditionally been banished to department store basements, J. Crew brought in specialty ...

J.Crew opened a store at 19 Bond Street in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood on Thursday primarily focused on the brand's men's collection but with some space for select women's items. The store was ...