In Conversation With Myles Pereira

A DIY approach to style informed by love, identity, and intention.

There’s an art to getting dressed without looking like you’re trying, and Myles Pereira has mastered it. I’ve long admired his ability to pull together simple, elegant outfits that feel effortless but never careless. A blousy shirt tucked into beat-up 501s, finished with a classic leather belt and loafers—there’s nothing fussy about it, but it’s as classy as it gets. Proportions do the heavy lifting. Restraint is the statement.

Myles has always been a bit of an enigma to me, but he speaks with the kind of calm precision and warmth that comes through in the way he dresses: nothing overthought, but deeply considered. Whether he’s talking about Indo-Portuguese family heirlooms, the DIY energy of hardcore punk, or his love of worn-in vintage over “almost right” luxury, Myles has a way of connecting his style to identity and intention. It’s a simple approach, but never boring.