Brett Braley is a writer and contributor to various publications, including Worn & Wound, Cool Material, Matador Network, and Robb Report. With a focus on watches, fashion, and travel, Brett's articles provide readers with insights into the latest trends, product releases, and destinations to explore.
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Brett's coverage is heavily focused on fashion, watches, travel, and design. Given the high percentage of press releases and promotional deals in his coverage attributes, he seems to be receptive to pitches that involve new product launches or announcements from companies within the fashion and design space.
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By: Brett Braley
Compared to its yellow and white cousins, rose gold has a way of being both polarizing and under-the-radar simultaneously. Love it or hate it, you can’t really deny the strangle-hold that this colorway had on millennial Instagram feeds circa-2015. Thankfully, it’s gotten a bit more grown-up in recent years, most notably in the latest iteration of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Chronograph.
By: Brett Braley
When I was twenty-four years old, I bought a five-acre farm in rural Pennsylvania , about an hour east of Pittsburgh.
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Cherry blossoms have long been associated with Japan – and for good reason. These delicate little blossoms contribute an astounding $2.7 billion into the economy with over 63 million people (a number that includes both tourists and those living in Japan) viewing them annually. There’s even a word for this annual custom – hanami, meaning to stroll along, enjoy the blossoms, and nature’s transience. Now, isn’t that beautiful?
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By: Brett Braley
With the New Year upon us, I think it’s time to look at what we want our resolutions to be. For me? Well, I think it’s about time I learned German (Mom, if you’re reading this, I’m sorry for making you pay for those lessons for all those years!). Or maybe I’ll lose that pesky ten pounds. Or maybe run a marathon – but who has the time?
By: Brett Braley
Over the holiday break, I frequented the local Chinese restaurant not once, not twice, but
By: Brett Braley
I don’t know what it is exactly, but there’s something thrilling about air shows. In fact, every summer in my hometown, people will pull their deck chairs onto the road to catch a glimpse of the U.S. Air Force demonstrating an F-35A. And even I, as jaded as I am, do get a slight buzz when they zoom across the sky, doing loop-de-loops while I commute home.
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