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How To Pull Off A Pinstripe Suit Learn how to pull off a pinstripe suit.   |
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How To Wear A White Suit There comes a time in every man's life when he wants to conquer the white suit. Follow our tips on how to wear one. |
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September 25, 2002
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Suit Yourself: The Look For Fall Whether your office adheres to a business dress code or not, the time has come for you to get suited up with the look for fall: the tailored suit. |
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8 Must-Haves For Fall 2005 If you're ready to get a handle on the men's fall fashion season, just check out this checklist. Then make some room in your wardrobe for these hot ticket items. |
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April 25, 2007
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How To Buy A Suit Whether you're about to buy your first suit or you're thinking of adding another one to your collection, read this article before you go shopping. |
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Simon Spurr: Fall 2011 The author gives general fashion advice and talks about his new collection. |
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Less Traditional Shirt & Tie Combos Tips for men about how to dress for the work place. |
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April 25, 2003
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Identifying & Matching Patterns Just like matching colors, knowing which patterns look best on you is a necessary skill for any stylish man because it can make or break your entire look. |
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August 29, 2001
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Make Your Business Wear Work Whether you adhere to a formal or business casual dress code, read on and open the doors to going to work with style... |
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Men's Suits: Summer 2010 When the heat is on, there's no need to sweat bullets in bulky winter-weight suits. These six picks are the practical preference for keeping your cool all season long. |
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Mixing Patterns If you're a beginner, stick with a solid suit and look to your shirt and accessories (say, your tie or pocket square) to introduce pattern. |
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Farah Averill |
Label Profile: Black Fleece A fusion of old-English elegance with American sensibility, Black Fleece is an antidote to the rapid-paced, trend-driven world of fast fashion. |
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Complete Fall Style: Serious Look Here are a few universal, dress-to-impress essentials that will get you through those career-changing business meetings, lunches and dinners. |
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How To Wear A Double-Breasted Suit Following are tips to keep in mind when you're figuring out how to wear a double-breasted suit and bring back a classic look that should never have disappeared to begin with. |
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October 17, 2003
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12 Trendy Ties For Any Man The key to keeping your business look fresh without breaking the bank is to invest in a selection of fine ties and rotate them on a regular basis. |
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Formal Wear Faux Pas: The Suit Men make so many mistakes when wearing a suit or tux that the topic warrants its own article. |
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Expensive vs. Economical - The Suit Pull off a designer look for a retail price. |
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Michael A. Lubarsky |
Suits Under $500 Men, if you don't need to wear a suit every day, why spend more on one than you need to? These affordable wool suits all cost under $500 and don't sacrifice quality or style. |
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Farah Averill |
Two-Button Or Three-Button Suit? To help ensure you're purchasing the right suit for your body and your current wardrobe needs, we've broken down the rules for the who, what, where, and when of wearing one-button, two-button or three-button suits -- of the single-breasted variety. |
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2007 Power Suits Every man needs at least one suit that exudes power, prestige and classic refinement. |
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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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February 10, 2013 |
Finding The Perfect Suit & Tie For You We'll review classic suit-and-tie (and shirt) commandments and then give you some of-the-moment examples for how these rules can be applied in real life. |
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Tom Julian Interview The author answers fashion questions from male readers. |
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Michael A. Lubarsky |
Isaia Blazer Even though it might seem to be, this Isaia blazer is not your ordinary two-button sport coat. |
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Farah Averill |
Hugo Boss Navy Suit This navy suit from Hugo Boss is an excellent example of the kind of suit that will help you dress for success in 2010. |
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James Matheson |
Clark's Register Suit Separates Don't let the high comfort level of these suit separates fool you; these tailored pieces are as fashionable as they are cozy. |
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The One Button Suit Men around the world are rakishly wearing the one-button suit jacket as a renewed sign of rebellion. |
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Picking The Right Suit For Your Body Even though they may not have to wear a suit on a regular basis, when it comes time to dress up, men should take suit shopping seriously. |
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October 11, 2002
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Tie It Up: 8 Great Neckties Your choice of neckwear can say a lot about your personality, attitude, and level of professionalism. |
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Farah Averill |
John Varvatos Star USA With the holiday season kicking off, you'll soon be awash in invitations to formal and semiformal events, making now a natural time to look for a suit. |
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5 Fashion Misperceptions Debunking some of these fashion misperceptions can get the average man on the trendy road to becoming better-dressed. |
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October 7, 2013
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How To Recognize Fine Craftsmanship In A Suit The single-breasted, two-button gray flannel suit -- you could've worn it in exactly the same cut, shape and fabric in 1910 as you wear it in 2010. |
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Stealing Onscreen Styles: Mad Men To help you steal the style of the mad, mad world of 1960s Madison Avenue portrayed in TV's Mad Men, we've assembled a collection of retro-inspired garments and accessories. |
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Dressing For A Job Interview Before you go out and spend a lot of money on a suit you don't need, we've investigated three job markets to get a better understanding of what's expected in the attire department. |
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May 4, 2009 |
Style Icon: Michael Caine Michael Caine, one of the Isle's most acclaimed actors, has built a career on impeccable acting and dressing that is anything but Bond. |
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Michael A. Lubarsky |
AM Rule Refresher: The Suit Choosing a suit may very well be the most important factor when it comes to building a man's wardrobe. Here are some tips to getting the perfect suit for you. |
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Tom Ford James Bond Suit Once you've got such a superb suit, copying James Bond's cooler-than-cool look is as straightforward as slipping on a perfectly pressed white dress shirt and adding a thin black tie for more formal occasions. |
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Farah Averill |
2011 Work Style Even if you're not in the process of hunting for a new job, a man needs to take care to update his work wardrobe each season. |
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Brandon Dyce |
How To: Buy A Fitted Suit Today's most fashion-savvy gents are showing more cuff at the sleeve and more ankle with the pant; they call it the fitted suit. |
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September 12, 2001
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Falling Into Autumn 2001 The warm weather may be drawing to an end, but that doesn't mean you're going to be hibernating in your home or office. Fall fashion gives every man the incentive to step out into the brisk air, and show off his sense of style -- which becomes more layered... |
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October 11, 2000
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Business Casual Outfits While business casual is hard to define, since it also depends on the type of company or industry you're in, here are some items that you could wear to work this fall/winter season, and still look fashionable in your cubicle... |
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Karin Eldor |
5 Stylish Looks For Summer 2005 Relaxed, laidback, cool, bohemian, and European are just some of the terms that can help describe men's fashion this summer. |
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Maggie Kalogeropoulos |
Suit Fabric & Thread Count A rundown of everything you need to know about suits so that you can pick out the perfect one for yourself. |
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Karin Eldor |
Mix & Match For Spring 2005 Spring fashions trends for men include bold colors, patterns and layering. |
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January 19, 2001
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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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James Matheson |
Richard James Suits While some suit styles, cuts and fits may move in and out every season, Richard James knows how to give the classic-style suit some modern flair. |
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October 27, 2000
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Quality Suits That Fit Whether it's for work or a special occasion, every man needs to obtain one suit that sets itself apart from the rest. Don't get me wrong, I love Boss, Cerrutti and Zegna, but you can buy a tailor-made suit that really fits, for the same price or less... |
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Maggie Kalogeropoulos |
New York Style Blog: Suits in the City New York City's best-dressed men will be sporting dark-colored, perfectly tailored suits this fall. Scarves and jeans will also have their place. |
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Sal Ciolfi |
Classic Items Every Man Should Own These items are the wardrobe and accessory staples every man should own; things so ingrained into our lives that even after one of them falls apart, we go out and buy another in the very same style. |
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Maggie Kalogeropoulos |
Stealing Onscreen Styles: Jonathan Rhys Myers From his athletic, tennis-pro gear to his modern man-about-own threads to his formal function apparel, Rhys Myers pulls off every outfit with the kind of class and sophistication that instinctively becomes a Brit. |
