If Detroit is the Motor City, then when it comes to fashion, our Best Dressed honorees are driving in the fast lane – with no turn signals and plenty of flair. From boardroom boldness to brunch-ready brilliance, this year’s list proves that style in the D isn’t just worn – it’s wielded. These fashion phenoms don’t follow trends; they bend them into origami swans and then wear them to diner. Here is one of the 11 metro Detroiters on Hour Detroit’s Best Dressed list, class of 2025, who were all shot on location at Detroit Foundation Hotel.
Getting to know the style of Evan Eisenberg
Fashion style: My style constantly changes and evolves. I would call it eclectic but intentional. I love to mix high fashion with streetwear, blending bold statements with minimal staples. My clothes are a way for me to express myself and stand out, speak up, and take space.
The one piece in my closet I can’t live without: A double-breasted, fitted hourglass blazer. It sharpens every look, gives me instant structure, and always makes me feel powerful and put-together.
If my wardrobe had a theme song, it would be … “Von Dutch” by Charli XCX because it’s bold, loud, and unapologetic.
Favorite local shops: I love hunting for unique pieces at vintage and resale shops.
Favorite designers/brands: I have many favorite designers, including Balenciaga, Ann Demeulemeester, Alexander McQueen, Chrome Hearts, and Christian Dior (specifically the John Galliano era). They are at the core of my inspiration. I’m also drawn to Prada for its blend of intellect and edge; Vivienne Westwood for her rebellious, punk spirit; Maison Margiela for its deconstruction and innovation; and Rick Owens for its dramatic, architectural silhouettes.
Style icon: Lady Gaga. She uses fashion as a means of performance, activism, and self-expression, which is exactly how I see it as well. For me, it’s almost like creating characters with each outfit I put together.
A look that always gets compliments: One of my go-to looks is a pair of wide-leg black trousers with a crisp oversize white button-down, half-tucked for balance. I layer on chunky Chrome Hearts jewelry, throw on a leather jacket, and finish it with a big pair of boots. It’s clean and minimal from a distance, but the details, tailoring, proportions, and accessories always catch the eye.
Fashion advice: Don’t dress for trends; dress for impact and dress for yourself. Wear what makes you feel visible and powerful, because style is your loudest form of self-expression.
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This story originally appeared in the November 2025 issue of Hour Detroit magazine. To read more, pick up a copy of Hour Detroit at a local retail outlet. Click here to get our digital edition.
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