As part of the New York Menswear Day held February 5th during New York Fashion Week, Ernest Alexander designer and founder Ernest Sabine did not disappoint. Taking inspiration from board track racing, a type of motorsport that was popular in the United States during the 1910’s and 1920’s Sabine embraced our current infatuation with The Great Gatsby, while also teaching his audience a little bit of Americana. In board track racing, wooden planks were used to race motorcycles on. Racers were impeccably dressed; a typical uniform included a woven shirt worn under a sweater usually paired with a classic chino