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MANly Facts: Casual Suits

What makes a suit casual isn’t that it’s wrinkled or that your posture says ‘slouchy’ but that the fabric, fit and lack of accessories should say ‘comfortable’. A cool attitude and casual shoe don’t hurt too….

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Men's Matters

Manly Makeover

Ripped from the pages of November’s GQ— this is SO big! Suits that are too roomy instantly add weight to your frame A grey suit is a professional man’s essential but consider a fabric with some character DC does these striped ties…..the rich, vibrancy of green pops without being ostentatious The pocket square is a finishing element: white with dark trim = DC, more colorful = fashion show or an Award Show (MTV, Soul Train) Is there anything about the

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Style Tips

They Say It’s A Man’s World

Menswear-inspired suits. And if you paid attention to the resurgence of menswear, you’d agree. So, can you do it? All it work day to night? Wanna tiptoe toward the trend without jumping all in? Albeit totally sleek, the uptick in menswear suits is a trend that can be rocked by all. The suit offers coverage, cuts that work for the more petite/buxom/conservative, and the ability to go from daytime professional to sophisticate evening with the quick-change of your handbag and

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Sizzlin’ Summer Style Q&A: Rules for the Seasons

Q: Typically, in 4 season climates, summer staples like seersucker, linen, spectator shoes, etc. are worn ONLY between Memorial Day and Labor day.  What is the rule for warmer geographies that experience only one or two seasons?  From Anthony A: Thank you for asking such an excellent question, Anthony!  Really, we’re dealing with a two season issue here because most people regardless of where they live dress for two seasons—fall/winter and spring/summer—and then combine pieces for the unpredictable weather in

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Does Your Suit Suit Your Shape?

If you’re not a suitmaker’s dream (a Drop Six which means your chest is six inches larger than your waist), then know your shape.  Are you a Square, Inverted V, Slim or Athletic?  Here’s a quickie lesson: Square ~ break up the square with a 2-button suit and double vents • keep the shoulders balanced Inverted V ~ a 2-button suit with a deeper gore elongates the frame • pinstripes and chalk stripes are good • balance slimmer waistline with strong shoulders

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