Office Style by Fab.com’s Co-Founder

Bradford Shellhammer:

Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Fab.com

Suit: Prada, mohair, silk

Shirt: Prada, cotton

Shoes, Prada, leather

Socks: Happy Socks

Brooch: Chanel

Office Style at Esquire Magazine

Nick Sullivan:

Fashion Director

Jacket: L.B.M. 1911

Shirt and tie: Brunello Cucinelli

Watch and bracelets: 1930s Hermes pilot watch; Tod’s

Pants: Dockers alpha-cut khakis

Shoes and socks: Grenson; Smart Turnout

“When I first got [to the U.S.], I was really shocked how men like to wear roomier clothes,” said Mr. Sullivan. “Often you see a guy when it’s not hot, it’s in the winer, and they’re wearing a suit that is patently too big for them.  Tailoring is supposed to flatter the body, it’s not supposed to envelope it or conceal it.”

Mr. Sullivan shuns hoodies. “I don’t want to be responsible for putting them in the magazine.” His picks for staple wardrobe items: a slimming pair of khakis; a jacket (“unlined, whether it’s wool or cotton, single-breasted, it doesn’t matter.”); and a pair of good shoes.