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Herr von Eden, Hamburg

Der Herrenausstatter "Herr von Eden" in Hamburg

Der Herrenausstatter "Herr von Eden" in Hamburg

Der Herrenausstatter "Herr von Eden" in Hamburg

Der Herrenausstatter "Herr von Eden" in Hamburg

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“Open Wardrobe” is the name of the concept which, in 1996, launched the fashion career of Hamburg-based Bent Angelo Jenson. For a monthly fee, every customer received a freshly laundered second hand suit each week. Customers were often so enthusiastic about these vintage pieces that they didn’t want to give them back again. Therefore, Jenson opened the first Herr von Eden store in 1998, a main feature of which was his self-designed suits. One of the most loyal customers is Jan Delay; he wears the elegant cuts and clean lines of Herr von Eden’s suits like a second skin.

Author: Redaktion

«Mientus, Berlin

BHV Homme, Paris»

Mientus, Berlin

In the late 40s men started to care about their clothing once more and for the Berlin gent, he went directly to the then newly ope

BHV Homme, Paris

The Bazar de l’Hôtel des Ville department store first opened its doors in Paris in 1856.

Lord Willy’s, New York

Lord Willy’s created a trend on New York’s Mott Street; when it opened three years ago it was the street’s only men’s outfitters.

Tom Ford, Milan

‘The first true luxury brand of the 21st Century’ is the banner under which Tom Ford operates and the fashion guru has recently op

Stierblut, Munich

Even the name should give any man a rush of testosterone since it translates as ‘bull’s blood’. Business manager Martin Obermayr

Groupe 16 sur 20, New York

New York, New York – the focal point where the crème de la crème come for the best in men’s shopping.

Al Bazar, Milan

So you always wanted to be dressed the part of a real gigolo but never knew quite how to do it?

Dior Homme, Los Angeles

As creative director of Dior Homme, Hedi Slimane introduced the slim cut suit and combined these with very young, androgynous boys

Paul Smith, London

Hardly any other designer in the world has been able to take men’s fashion into a slightly more bourgeois area without resorting t

The best men’s fashion stores around the world

Striped toothbrushes at Paul Smith, sharp suits from Jan Delay and a white Lotus straight out of a James Bond movie – my dear gent