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Hey, I'm Candace Lim. And I'm Natish Powah, and you're listening to I-C-YMI.

In case you missed it.

Slate's podcast about internet culture.

And Natish, welcome back to this show.

The last time you were here was back in July when we talked about that bagu controversy

where they like huge artificial intelligence to make a horse bag, remember that?

Oh man, I remember it well.

As a reminder, you know, I'm the business and tech writer, so obviously all I do is write and talk about fashion now.

And with that, I want to ask a question that I actually have never, ever asked you or probably any guest on this show.

All right. Hit me.

Natish.

Today's episode is about Derek Guy, aka at Die Workwear, who was probably one of the few people to benefit from Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter, nowex.com, back in 2022.

We're going to talk about who Derek Guy is and why he became the forefront of menswear criticism

online, but I actually wanted to ask about you and your relationship to menswear, starting with

who is in your Bermuda shorts triangle? Let me explain.

I have this theory. Okay, I have this theory that everyone has three core brands and at least one brand is always on their body at any given time. I'll give an example and talk about me first. My three are probably J. Crew,

Unique, Lo, and Gap. So Natish, I will turn the tables. What are your core three brands? Your

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