The most distinguished style in male grooming today is the bearded gentlemen. Whether it's because of religious beliefs or just a part of a crafted image, the impression is felt on a global scale.
It's official, spring is here! It is time to start thinking about putting away the heavy winter duds and breaking into something new, fresh and boldly colorful.
You knot it up and feel like Jay Gatsby on steroids. It'll be your "thing." You stand in line for coffee and imagine the barista making eyes at you. You step into Ralph Lauren and blow your last two paychecks -- all on bow ties. But you're still alone. You can't understand why.
It's a pleasure and honor to share how Atom Willis is bringing luxury men's leather jackets for a cause (Multiple Sclerosis) to the universe.
Out of my civic duty and as a soldier on the front line of fashion, I have ventured into the scary world of hats in hopes of easing the seasonal anxiety of my fellow man.
Certain men may be born with the kind of physique and charisma for which great clothes make the perfect pedestal. But they still have to practice dressing. They have to develop the faculty for what looks good on them.
It used to be that all men wore the same socks... mid-calf tube songs from Hanes or Fruit of the Loom. Now, multi-colored, cross-patterned and high-priced socks are everywhere,
Megan Collins is the "girl" behind Style Girlfriend, and she's been doing her thing for the last two years. Her style tips are a must for all guys looking to dress to impress the women in their lives while landing that new job promotion.
In keeping with my general philosophy that it never hurts to be more dapper and put-together than the situation requires, I offer some options for making a good impression while still accounting for fat aunts smearing lipstick on your face and little cousins throwing M&Ms (or worse).
For every type of tie comes a ton of ways to tie it. Unless, of course, you’re still relying on cheesy clip-ons or amateur YouTube tutorials to ...
Walk down any urban street in America and you’re bound to be inspired. From the five boroughs of New York City to the streets of LA and every met...
Style and flair within the confines of accepted taste -- neither hidebound to rules nor straining for iconoclasm -- are what characterizes great dressers.
Also problematic: his bright yellow "Big Bird" polo shirts.
Gay men don't need magazines or leading actors to dictate our fashion choices or to make us feel comfortable with our masculinity, because we were challenged to do just that from the day we were born.
Men come in all shapes and sizes, and it's not always easy to know what clothing will best compliment our unique body types. Working with male clients for nearly 20 years, I have gained a lot of insight when it comes to finding the right fit and proportion for every man.
So to wrap this into one nice bow(tie, maybe), fellas, it's important to remember that traveling often and knowing where to shop can make all the difference in how you remember this summer.
The future of men's fashion in London is looking extra bright with the debut of the menswear collections last week.
Father's Day 2012 is on June 17th, and as we salute the dads who raised us, we decided to look back at the highlights -- and some very lowlights -- o...
Guys who buy Nasty Pig swear by the brand so much that many send Nasty Pig pictures they take of their Nasty Pig logo tattoos, which CEO David Lauerstein says is no longer a rare occurrence.
"Sex and the City" viewers will remember the scene where Charlotte York writes off a guy who buys her carnations, while Carrie Bradshaw would "throw a...
Kanye West isn't the only guy with an affinity for Phoebe Philo. Over the past month, I've been in New York, London, Paris, Amsterdam, and LA amongst a few other less fashion forward cities, but mainly everywhere I've gone I've seen guys toting Celine.
We tasked photographer and Huffington Post Black Voices contributor Rog Walker with looking at and documenting men's style in a new and fresh way. Her...
Style is subjective, but swagger leaves a little less room for debate, and according to Sian-Pierre Regis, photographer, journalist and swagger scout ...
If you don't normally wear color or you're simply not quite sure how to wear it, this spring is the time to let your experimentation begin.
