Influential men reveal personal wardrobes and style secrets

An exploration into the personal wardrobes of 13 influential men, including architect Bjarke Ingels, musician Lenny Kravitz, and designer Yohji Yamamoto.

Bjarke Ingels describes his unique living situation in a converted Norwegian car ferry, which he transformed into a floating loft. His wardrobe consists largely of monochromatic suits designed to be folded without wrinkling, a style inspired by the concept of a uniform to simplify daily decision-making.

Musician Lenny Kravitz discusses his collection of iconic stage attire, noting that he now preserves clothing from significant music videos, such as the outfits used in ‘Are You Gonna Go My Way’. He identifies a leather jacket once owned by Miles Davis, gifted to him by Cicely Tyson, as one of his most meaningful pieces.