‘Guy’s Dripped Out’: How Four Grandfathers Shaped Their Grandsons’ Style
Short portraits showing how comfort, handed-down pieces, and a sense of occasion moved from one generation of men to the next.

Short portraits showing how comfort, handed-down pieces, and a sense of occasion moved from one generation of men to the next.

Grandfathers influence taste through practical items and repeat use—lab jackets, sweat suits, and everyday tees become inherited style cues.
Two contrasting source styles appear: utilitarian comfort (Carhartt, work shirts, loafers) and conspicuous dress (Coogi sweaters, velour sweats, sport jackets), both passed down and adapted.
Gifts and shared clothes act as direct vectors of style: grandfathers give items they no longer wear, and grandsons reinterpret them for their lives.
Alex Katz and Other Grandpas Talk Style With Their Grandsons Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission On Oliver Katz: BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Knit Polo, at shop.brunellocucinelli.com. Andreas Laszlo Konrath Oliver Katz, 26, studio coordinator at Alex Katz Studio Alex Katz, 99, painter Isacc Katz, 26, studio coordinator at Alex Katz Studio Alex: I was wearing zoot suits all the time in high school. There was a place called Nemsen Brothers on University, and you'd go there and pick your material and you come back and get a suit.
I'm kind of fashion conscious, and so I try to put my best foot forward when I dress because you never know who's coming to church. It's pretty much my personal prerogative because at this age in my life, I have developed a style, and I try to be true to it for the most part because there are people who have an expectation of me to come in, quote-unquote, right. I would always wear a tie because if you go casual, you can't dress up.
On Alex Katz: PS PAUL SMITH Polo, at paulsmith.com. On Isaac Katz: BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Knit Polo and Shirt. They would go into the belt and you always looked proper.

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