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Introducing AM's Jazz Style Icons AskMen.com is kicking off a series of style icon profiles of four jazz artists: Miles Davis, Gerry Mulligan, Bill Evans, and Chet Baker.   |
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Style Icon: Gerry Mulligan Gerry Mulligan, the second in our series of jazz musician style icons, relied on simple clothing items combined with his (and everyone's) greatest style asset -- a unique presence. |
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Style Icon: George Clooney George Clooney has embodied an updated old-Hollywood style that everyone loves, with black suits for those formal events and gray chinos with white T-shirts for his downtime. |
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Nat King Cole: Style Icon Largely opting for dressy attire rather than casual clothing, particularly when performing, Nat King Cole favored suits over all else. |
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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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Style Icon: Miles Davis Davis was known for his rebellious streak, and he infused whatever he wore -- whether formal or relaxed -- with a signature unconventional flair. |
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How To: Keep Up In A Jazz Conversation If you can hold your own and keep up in a jazz conversation, women will think you're deep, with art appreciation coursing through your veins. |
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Style Icon: Chet Baker The third in a series of mid-century jazz musician style icons is trumpet player and vocalist Chet Baker, who's look, when played well, is one that women love. |
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Must-Own Dress Shirt Colors Move away from the white shirt and add a blast of color to your wardrobe by incorporating these fine colors to your sartorial repertoire. |
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J.Crew Ludlow Suit Any way you slice it, J.Crew's modern Ludlow suit definitely makes the cut. |
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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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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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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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Giannini Wanna-Be Gary Lewis Evans' formula is to make big profits by delivering banking over the Internet. The regular formula -- low costs because of no bricks and mortar -- and customers can get a better deal. Heard it before? |
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Getting Dressed For Nights Out You should stand out on your own by dressing with confidence, class, and your own personal style... |
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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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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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May 9, 2003
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Labels On Your Sleeve, Tie & Jeans Pet Peeve Answers to questions concerning suits with labeled sleeves, the status of bowling shoes, sporting a tie with jeans, and identifying the quality of a suit jacket. |
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Jonathan Kanarek Interview The owner of Everything's Jake in Los Angeles, the man behind Mad Men's wardrobe, discusses the show's arresting style and to gives a primer on vintage clothing for regular off-screen guys. |
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David Beckham: Style Icon David Beckham is the ultimate metrosexual. |
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Simon Spurr: Fall 2011 The author gives general fashion advice and talks about his new collection. |
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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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Expensive vs. Economical - The Suit Pull off a designer look for a retail price. |
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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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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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Chris Evans For Gucci Guilty Intense On Wednesday, we were invited to the Thompson Hotel to learn about Gucci's new fragrance for men and women, Gucci Guilty Intense. |
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Summer Jeans Under $50 It may be unbearably hot outside, but, believe it or not, retail stores are already making room for fall stuff. |
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Keith Jarrett A giant of jazz innovation finds himself reaching new heights by deftly interpreting classic tunes... |
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Home Theater
January 30, 2004 |
Software Reviews One reviewer watches Uptown Girls, another watches Alice in Wonderland, and a third listens to the Bill Evans Trio Portrait in Jazz SACD/CD hybrid. |
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35 Who Made a Difference: Wynton Marsalis In Katrina's aftermath, the trumpeter has rallied support for his native New Orleans. |
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In defense of "Jazz" Hipster critics say Ken Burns offered up only penny-ante sociology and sops to Wynton Marsalis. They're wrong... |
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