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Taylor Draper, 32, founder and CEO of Inherent Clothier in downtown Colorado Springs on Wednesday, April 28, 2021. Draper launched the clothier with a mission to help men not only look good but feel good. Last year, Draper helped form the nonprofit Inherent Foundation, to help break stigmas of men s mental well-being. Ten percent of Inherent Clothier s sales go to the Inherent Foundation. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Chancey Bush/ The Gazette
Taylor Draper, 32, founder and CEO of Inherent Clothier in downtown Colorado Springs on Wednesday, April 28, 2021. Draper launched the clothier with a mission to help men not only look good but feel good. Last year, Draper helped form the nonprofit Inherent Foundation, to help break stigmas of men s mental well-being. Ten percent of Inherent Clothier s sales go to the Inherent Foundation. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Courtesy of Steven De La Roche/Janie Bryant Collection
Designer Janie Bryant in the Bogie dinner jacket and Inherent Clothier founder Taylor Draper in the Gable tuxedo.
With Bryant Draper, the Emmy-award winning designer combines her love of fashion and cinema in a Hollywood-inspired collection.
“I ve been wanting to do a menswear line for over a decade,” says Janie Bryant, the Emmy-award winning costume designer behind
Mad Men.
In collaboration with Inherent Clothier, the custom menswear brand with a focus on fighting mental health stigmas, Bryant released a line of suits on Dec. 1. The collection is aptly named Bryant Draper: Inherent Clothier founder, Taylor Draper, shares his last name with