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Tokyo Fashion Blog: Pea Coats One of the hottest items this winter for men in Tokyo is the pea coat. This classic silhouette looks chic and stylish and is suited to almost anyone, regardless of their fashion leanings. Here are some of the best.   |
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Tokyo Fashion Blog: Checkered Shirts Tokyo blokes are piling on the checked shirts this season. In flannel and cotton, these colorful and eye-catching patterns are a pleasant way to add punch and panache to your wardrobe. |
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Tokyo Fashion Blog: Leather Boots As the temperatures start to plummet, you can be sure that Tokyo men are keeping their feet warm in all sorts of stylish kicks -- especially leather boots. |
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Tokyo Fashion Blog: Houndstooth Tokyo blokes are tearing up the streets in houndstooth-patterned items. |
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Tokyo Fashion Blog: Sport Coats Men, a sport coat is the perfect item to transform a lackluster ensemble into something fashionable. Don one with your favorite jeans and T-shirt to up your sophistication quotient for a date, or with some slim-fit khakis and a polo for work. Here are some great choices. |
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Burberry Trench Style Raincoat The men's trench coat got a bad rap in the '80s and has had a hard time making amends ever since. |
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Complete Fall Style: Dark & Serious What you'll need for this season's more businesslike mood are crisp, fitted pieces in dark colors. |
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New York Fashion Blog: Jacket Season While the whole outfit makes the man, there is a huge emphasis on outerwear this season. So pick a style that works best for you and your accompanying wardrobe choices and rock it as best you can. |
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Tokyo Fashion Blog: High-Top Sneakers Young Tokyo types are all about blending comfort and fashion when choosing their preferred kicks, and high-top sneakers offer a good mix of the two. Here are some popular high-top sneakers that Tokyo guys are sporting. |
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Farah Averill |
Spring Jackets Under $100 It's time to shed your winter coat, stop lugging around an extra pair of shoes and sport lighter layers. The bad news? Your wardrobe may be in need of an upgrade -- and it'll cost you. |
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Karin Eldor |
7 Fall Jacket Styles For 2005 With inspiration from military styles to conservative business looks and avant-garde fashion, any man can find the fall jacket that'll complete, and even make, his look. |
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James Matheson |
Aquascutum Trenches For the urban male who needs a trench coat to complete his outerwear wardrobe, this smart Brit fashion will undeniably carry him through the season in high Euro style. |
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Farah Averill |
The Kooples Double-Breasted Jacket We're blown away by the melange of influences that this uber-stylish jacket manages to incorporate. |
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Burberry Trench 19 Slim This lust-worthy garment has serious wear-it-forever potential. |
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Tokyo Fashion Blog: Studded Belts This summer, Tokyo lads are wearing their belts wide with metallic detailing and studs. |
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Tokyo Fashion Blog: Metallic Shoes Spring has sprung, and what better way to put a little sparkle in your step than, quite literally, getting a pair of shoes that shine, or at least glimmer a little. |
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Melissa Feineman |
Uniqlo Cold Weather Gear Now that winter is here, snuggle up in some of these warm cold weather items from Japan's trendy Uniglo store to stay toasty, no matter how low the temperature drops. |
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Farah Averill |
2007 Work Wear Simply read on for our suggestions for 2007's key pieces that will inject some serious style into your workday. |
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April 23, 2003
Karin Eldor |
Spring Jackets: Cover Up In Style Just when you thought the weather was letting up and you could finally shed some clothing, here I am to tell you about another layer to add to the mix: the spring jacket. |
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March 28, 2001
Karin Eldor |
Spring Jackets & Accessories Once the weather starts to heat up and we get in gear for spring, it's so tempting to slip into shorts and Ts. But first, we have to take a step down and don our spring jacket... |
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Farah Averill |
Short-Cut Jackets Guys, as temperatures rise, so too do the hemlines of your outerwear. So freshen up your style with these short spring jackets. |
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Farah Averill |
Complete Fall Style: The Bloc From a fashion perspective, Central Europe conjures up images of well-tailored uniforms and no-nonsense style. This fall, get seriously stylish with pieces inspired by the most chic Central European streets. |
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Farah Averill |
2011 Dating Style Here, we demonstrate how you can combine a couple of bold items along with your favorite standbys to create a head-turning, date-worthy ensemble. |
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Versatile Pieces You Can't Live Without We've laid out a core wardrobe that will give you years of wear, so read on to discover versatile pieces guys can't live without. |
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Complete Fall Style: On The Fly Here we help you put together a fall ensemble that can keep up with your hectic lifestyle. |
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Karin Eldor |
Spring 2004: Men's Jackets Between the sporty track jackets, cool biker looks and formal overcoats, there's a spring jacket out there for you, just waiting to turn your spring wardrobe upside down. |
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September 11, 2002
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9 Cool Outfits To Fall Into Along with the promise of what's around the corner (at least for those of us who know what wearing winter gear feels like), comes the best that Fall 2002 has to offer. |
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Farah Averill |
Fashion: Spring 2007 Must-Haves Shed your winter cocoon and pick up a few key items to create a new look for spring. |
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Men's Jeans: Fall 2009 Chances are your jeans are the first thing you reach for when you get home. They also rank high on your priority list when it comes to fall shopping. |
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Summer Fashion On The Cheap Because summer is about having fun, not wasting time figuring out trends and shopping, we've done the homework for you by selecting pieces that represent these trends and can be had at affordable prices. |
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Men's Jeans: The Best Under $50 Unless you're a denim connoisseur, it can often be difficult to distinguish between designer denim and less costly models. |
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Winter Clothes To Buy Now Designer winter clothes to buy in the summer. |
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Complete Spring Style: The Weekender The dress code is comfortable and casual, but that doesn't equal sloppy, especially if you're traveling in mixed company. So that you can focus on taking it easy, we've made a list of what to wear when you're planning a weekend escape. |
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6 Must-Haves For Fall 2004 Making choices about what to wear every season can sometimes be a daunting task. What you think is in style one season may be viewed as passe the next, especially by the hardcore fashionistas. |
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Michael A. Lubarksy |
How To Wear Jeans To Work Learn why wearing jeans to work is not as easy as pulling on the closest pair and grabbing a blazer from your closet. |
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Charlene Campbell |
London Fashion Blog: Skinny Belts "Skinny" is a big hit this summer in men's fashion. If it's not skinny, it's just not happening. |
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January 19, 2001
Chris Rovny |
Men's Fashion Must-Haves What are men's fashion must-haves anyhow? These nuts and bolts of men's fashion are the foundation of our everyday wear, and they'll keep us looking good and bail us out whenever we lack inspiration... |
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Farah Averill |
Complete Spring Style: Spring In The City After a long winter of thick blazers, wool suits and itchy sweaters in a palette of charcoal, navy and black, it's finally time to lose your gloomy gear and impress clients, colleagues and that cute girl in the office down the hall with a bright new spring style. |
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9 Fall Must-Haves Men's fashions for fall. |
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December 17, 2003
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Look Cool With Winter Footwear Winter is no excuse to let yourself and your sense of style go. With a wide array of shoes and boots that can help you brave the cold and snow, there are a multitude of options available. |
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Farah Averill |
2007 Fall Jackets Cooler temperatures will soon be upon us and it's time for some of your warm-weather gear to go into hibernation. |
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Adam Fox |
Topman Trench Coat Fast-fashion houses aren't typically known for producing the pinnacle of quality; however, Topman has elected to take the high road when it comes to manufacturing. |
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Farah Averill |
Complete Fall Style: Crisp & Casual Here we bring you a collection of separates designed to help you stay warm and get the most out of fall. With pieces like these, enjoying a brisk fall day never looked so good or felt so comfortable. |
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Farah Averill |
Ben Sherman Bond Mac Jacket This short Mac jacket from Ben Sherman combines several of fall's hottest trends into one cool piece. |
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Farah Averill |
Complete Fall Style: Warm Inside & Out Fall shopping is really about updating your existing wardrobe with a few fresh pieces and reinterpreting what you've already got so that you look pulled together in a new way. |
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January 5, 2009
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Theory Dothan Jacket Super-sharp yet easy to wear, Theory's Dothan Jacket is the answer to many what-to-wear conundrums. |
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James Matheson |
Boxfresh Clothing This British streetwear label is the trendy way for men to go this season. |
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Melissa Feineman |
Tokyo Fashion Blog: Military Green Tokyo lads are looking for ways to keep cool while still looking cool. |
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Sean Avery |
Style Q&A With Sean Avery Hockey legend Sean Avery answers questions on style. |
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November 6, 2012 |
New Year's Eve Chic: Style Q&A Are there any suggestions on what I can wear to a "semi-formal" New Year's Eve party without being uncomfortable all night long or should I just suck it up for one night? |
