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Friday is here, and the first thing we all think about is getting comfortable and unfortunately, that doesn't always translate to looking great. Worki...
In general, men are pretty lucky that each season isn't a reinvention of the wheel, in terms of style. We can get away with a few updates and still look and feel fresh.
Below, Fidler reveals that when all is said and done, there is nothing he loves more than being a father and husband -- while wearing Bally's iconic Scribe shoe, of course.
In the wide range of offerings -- from super-soft cashmere cardigans and meticulously cut velvet jackets to signature flannel suits and fur-trimmed outerwear -- there was no lacking in brand identity. This was romanticism in its most masculine form.
My husband's Tilley hat is such a part of him that around our town -- best-known for movie producers who wear baseball caps backward -- he's often described simply as "you know, the guy in the hat."
We're turning up the heat even more, because this father is feeling frisky. This morning, I cat-walked into my kitchen decked out in an 8-year-old bathrobe, Adidas tennis pants, and open-toe, massaging sports sandals ensemble.
Below, Michael Bastian urges women to flirt with other women and gay men and talks about fast fashion karma.
While Americana and heritage still are going strong, there's a new element cropping up -- and it's all about the outdoors.
With Iowa dominating the news this week, we decided to check in with the best independent menswear shop in Des Moines -- Badowers.
Co-written by Andre Frey and Mario Blanco. How do fashion choices affect our emotional, creative and social lives? Is contemporary man doomed to wear...
The old adage, "if it's not broken, don't fix it" doesn't always ring true, particularly when it comes to the way you dress. We are all creatures of h...
It's fair to concede that Fall is here. We still have a few weeks before the over coats emerge. Until then, layering will be the life-blood of your wardrobe.
I was recently asked to serve as a groomsman for a friend on his wedding day. I was excited and honored by the request -- until I read the fine print. As it turns out, the most challenging part of the job was wearing the rental tuxedo selected for me.
Do you know where your man's style is? Bruce Pask, Men's Fashion Director at T: The New York Times Style Magazine, helps us find it.
Here, Simon talks about the importance of manners, what he wants his legacy to be and how men should never cheat on their women.
