We finally have confirmation that trendy clothing for cutting-edge young people and clothes for old people are, in fact, the same. For a series titled Spring-Autumn, photographer Qozop took pictures of cool twentysomethings with their parents or grandparents–then had them swap clothes and take the picture again. The results are pretty fantastic.

It is Fashion Week—for men. It is Fashion Week for clowns.

Five days in to the Sochi Olympics and NBC figure skating commentator Johnny Weir still has not exhausted his range of sport-coat looks. Poor Tara Lipinski.

What follows is a minute-by-minute timeline documenting the mental and physical collapse of 20 fashion models.

The hottest new looks from New York Fashion Week this season are felt crowns, thongs, trench coats, and a shit-eating grins, as seen when a streaker sprinted across the stage at Prabal Gurung's runway show on Saturday.

The U.S. opening ceremony uniforms for the Winter Olympics in Sochi debuted on the Today show on Thursday. Like the team's other apparel, these dashing cardigans were designed by Ralph Lauren, fashion's reigning king of prep. Just be glad you don't have to wear them.

Five months ago, Vogue released a pictorial featuring none other than Adam Driver, one of the stars of Girls. The images were, all in all, quite nice. He wore a live sheep around his shoulders and looked fantastic. As if Vogue would have it any other way.

Having busied itself of late with warfighting and such, the Marine Corps finally managed to pencil in some hygiene time this week, codifying a ban on "faddish" and "exaggerated" hairstyles among the troops. Meaning... what, exactly?

Men wearing sport coats and jeans: no. You want to be formal? Fine, wear a sport coat. You want to be casual? Fine, wear jeans. Pick one, and stand by your choice—Like A Real Man.

In this wide world of ours, cultural practices are as diverse as colors in the rainbow. Only the ignorant imperialists believe that they are equipped to judge unfamiliar foreign cultures. Still, we feel comfortable in saying: Chinese couples, do not wear matching outfits. There is no happy ending to this story.

Drab menswear purveyor Jos. A. Bank, where you can "Buy 1 Get 3 Free," has made an offer to acquire boxy suit superstore Men's Wearhouse, where you can "Buy One Get One for $100." The American dream of getting ten ill-fitting suits for one dollar is now in reach. [Pic via ]

Why spend almost $70 on this Marc Jacobs t-shirt when you can get a Skrewdriver shirt on CafePress for only a little more than it costs to go to a movie?

A few days ago, one time-abundant Tumblr user (is there any other sort?) taught his followers a trick designed to instantly transform over-sized gym shorts into stylish cocktail dresses.

Miguel Vallinas, a photographer based in Madrid, created a marvelous mix of fashion photography and animal close-ups, so that all wondrous creatures of the earth can wear the trendiest attire, and they wear it so much better than you. It's like an alternate universe with swans, gazelles, deers, and donkeys looking all elegant and judgey. Scroll down to gaze upon the most fashionable animals on the planet, starting with the distraught swan who realized that a turtleneck was a childish choice.

Sombreros and bicycle helmets, together at last.

Today in the Paper of Record: a slideshow of fit, shirtless men. "Clickity click click click click." -Adolph S. Ochs.

This week, the New York Times made great strides in establishing itself as the paper of record of butts, publishing not one but two articles dedicated to the issue. One was about how men crave plump, juicy booties to fill out their dad jeans. The other: an ode to the dad jeans themselves, filled to bursting with men's plump, juicy booties.

The collapse of a garment factory in Bangladesh last April— which killed more than 1,000 people— sparked a slew of promises from major retailers to reform their sourcing standards and increase safety. But as it stands today, that doesn't seem to be anywhere near happening.

Now that we have officially entered the "hot as hell" portion of the year, it's time for a certain type of elitist East Coast male to begin his annual smear campaign targeted at the wearing of shorts by men. Who will be brave enough to stand up for the righteousness of the shorts-wearing man? We will.

Through a collaboration with fashion label APC, rapper Kanye West is selling a $120 white t-shirt dubbed simply the "hip hop t-shirt." It's a nice slap in the face for anyone who doesn't already think hip hop is being slowly choked to death by millionaires.