Letter from the Editor:

March, for many of us, means travel. Maybe you have a spring break, maybe your kids have a spring break, or maybe you’ve got spring break on the brain. Regardless, March is when we start to get a little antsy after the dark of winter. It’s a tricky season, too; depending on where you are, March can be sunny and warm, nippy and wet, or buried under feet of snow - sometimes all in the same week.

With that in mind, the March issue of the Styleforum Brief is a travel issue, and we have a selection of destinations and wardrobe options for you: David Isle draws on his considerable time in Naples to give you suggestions on where to eat, where to sleep, and where to shop; Andrew Yamato breaks down the perfect classic travel wardrobe as seen in It Happened One Night; and Fok tells you where to buy chocolate in San Francisco.

Wherever you’re off to this March, take a page out of Clark Gable’s playbook and do so in comfort and style - and don’t forget your selfie-stick.

- Jasper Lipton, Editor-in-Chief

The Headliner:
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Going Places: A Brief Trip to Naples
By David Isle

Ah, Napoli! What to wear, what to eat? You’ll have to see it for yourself - but David has suggestions on how to get started.







Featured This Month:
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A Suit Well-Traveled
by Andrew Yamato

Traveling used to be about more than sweatpants, and 1934’s “It Happened One Night” showcases the best in classic clothing made for the wanderer at heart.









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Fok’s Pick: Quilted Vests
by Fok-Yan Leung

Fitful March weather requires an adaptable wardrobe, and quilted vests fit the bill. If you’re on the move, there’s no easier item to stuff in your bag.







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One Sneaker to Rule Them All: The Rise of the Stan Smith
by Jasper Lipton

What was once a simple tennis shoe is now the king of the street. We’re drowning in Stans, and there’s no end in sight.









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People Who Make Our Lives Better: Jack Epstein of Chocolate Covered
by Fok-Yan Leung

Sometimes it’s nice to have something to sink your teeth into. Fok visits San Francisco regularly, and always makes it a point to pick up a few bars of chocolate.