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The man who invented the suit
He was the first modern celebrity and power dresser. But Beau Brummell — dandy, wit and effortlessly superior — was much more than a Regency style icon
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Mens Health Fall 05 Fashion Guide
We've found some great clothes for the fall and some sweet advice from stylish men and women who bring a special cool to the season. As you flick the mothballs off your tweeds before Saturday's game, keep the goal line in sight
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File Under: How to Dress Like a Dork
I've always wondered whether this label was just started as a bet -- "$50 to whoever gets men to look the most idiotic!" But why has it been around since 1992? Who keeps buying it?!?!? Why does it even continue to exist??!?! I'm hoping, hoping, hoping that the men's line is a loss-leader for the company
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Have our men gone Girly
The latest fashion craze among some men today seems to be pink outfits and boot-cut pants. They seem to have taken this fashion trend from the ladies and made it their own.
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The skinny on mens fashion: Mod ties are in
The catch-phrase, "Thin is in," could soon apply to men's neckwear. Neckties, some almost thin enough to lace shoes, stood out during the spring/summer '06 men's wear shows last month in Europe. The move signaled a deft and somewhat defiant departure from the double-wide neckwear that's been in vogue ever since the death of the business casual dot-com era
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