From selecting merchandise for marketing exposures to collaborating with visual on pop-up’s, Berkowitz ensures Bloomingdale's menswear vision is consistent across all channels.
 

Baracuta

An idea we're loving for the fall 21 season is the nod we're seeing many designers make to Americana, collegiate styling, and ivy league tradition. I love Baracuta's update to their iconic jacket in these rich corduroys. They feel young and fresh, especially when styled back to the novelty knitwear seen in the lookbook.
 

Brunello Cucinelli

Cucinell's color palette this season was a new turn for the Italian luxury house. While traditionally rooted in warmer tones, the updates of winter white paired back to cool and icier greys feel unexpected yet fresh. They bring to mind the feel of a chilly winter morning, which is exactly the time you'd want to pull out this light-filled white ribbed knit cardigan.
 

C.P. Company
 
Brand founder Massimo Osti is the veritable legend in the industry and his first brand, CP Company, is finding a new place in the landscape with a streetwear-oriented customer. I love that their tracery jacket both nods to Osti's influence with its fabric printing technique while also having just the right amount of edge to feel customer-right.

Caruso

Caruso's relatively new creative director, Aldo Maria Camilo, is infusing a slightly more modern sensibility to the tailoring house's collection, and I am fan of what he's been doing, especially with suede interpretations of the chore jacket. This look re-imagines elevated sartorial dressing and feels polished.

Clarks Originals

I’m personally a longtime fan of Clark's iconic Wallabee silhouette and wear mine with light wash jeans or white pants, year-round. I'm loving their update with tonal color-blocking and the ankle stitching detail.

Herno Laminar

Herno's technical expertise, as evidenced in their Laminar collection, is rather singular in the luxury outerwear space. Typically water and wind resistant, and featuring Gore-Tex, the pieces are incredibly functional, while also quite stylish. I love their take on camo for the season in the short puffer, as it's well suited for both a Saturday stroll in the city and a more adventurous hike in the mountains.

Hoka One One

Best known for the oversized midsoles used on running shoes, which I will personally vouch for their comfort, Hoka One One has been inserting themselves more into the fashion conversation lately. Combining the best of their technology and a sophisticated color palette, this hiking boot serves up both strong functionality and great style.

KNT Kiton New Textures

The ultra-modern extension of the legacy Neapolitan tailoring house Kiton is focused on a more urbane sensibility. The house's dedication to fabric development is exemplary and well used in this modern tailoring look.

Paraboot

The heritage footwear maker is having a bit of moment stateside, with some major collaborations that have introduced the brand to a new consumer. I love this take on their classic silhouette in the rich brown tone with a slightly exaggerated silhouette.

Harris Wharf London

Harris Wharf's outerwear styles are instantly recognizable due to their raw edge detail on the lapel, and have earned something of a cult status. With their soft constructions and tactile fabrications, they are a great transitional piece that works well in both sophisticated and casual looks.