Still Good

Clement Taverniti — the man behind Paris-based Still Good — always wanted his own brand, even if it meant starting up in a difficult economic climate. After stints at Kitsune, Dries Van Noten and Homecore, Taverniti is now into his second...

As the essential aesthetics of the streetwear industry mature thanks in part to the rise in style-conscious, city-dwelling gentlemen, few are able to produce a subtle blend of high-end chic with decidedly wearable street apparel like Parisian brand S...

Clément Taverniti’s Still Good is best known for its stripped-back, minimalist designs over classic tailoring – an attribute Ebbets Field Flannels also adheres to. Hence it only seems natural – when the authentic ball cap silhouette...

In this episode of Essentials, we look at the necessities of Clement Taverniti – founder and director of fledgling Parisian fashion mainstay Still Good. The brand was formed over an interpolating success story which belonged to Taverniti’s fath...

For Spring/Summer 2013, Still Good designer Clément Taverniti found his inspiration in the work of American artist Barnett Newman. Newman’s pure — and often hard-edged — use of color fields is referenced throughout the “MOMENT...

Hot on the scene comes Still Good, a fledgling Parisian menswear fashion label with an air of new-age French swag. Beginning in 2010 with a line of tees that won the Who’s Next contest, Still Good has matured into a sturdy brand this year with a full...

After honing his skills at Kitsuné and Dries Van Noten, designer Clément Taverniti formed STILL GOOD in 2010 – a line of cut & sew-based clothing that fuses Parisien chic, high fashion and streetwear into one intriguing mix. Titled “R...

French brands STILL GOOD and Spring Court align to present this new low top sneaker variant for Spring/Summer 2012. Featuring a Japanese chambray construction across the majority of the shoe’s upper, the design seemingly reflects that of STILL GOOD’s...