FROM THE ART OF MANLINESS: Nothing makes a man feel as sharp and debonair (and makes the ladies swoon) as when donning a tuxedo. Unfortunately, “black tie” is an often misunderstood dress code, leading men to end up looking more

By Ian Mohr Frank Sinatra’s address book from the 1970s through the 1990s included personal information for his high-flying friends from John Wayne and Sidney Poitier to the US Ambassador to the United Kingdom under Ronald Reagan, Charles H. Price

Many have asked how to properly tie a bow tie. The below video from the late Senator Patrick Moynihan is spot on. Remember what he says, you must not think when tying a bow tie just do it as you

By Roger Stone The well-dressed man takes care of his clothes and so gets full value out of them. The slovenly man wears the same suit day after day and hacks it out in a couple of months. The well-dressed

By Roger Stone A well-dressed man wears clothes that suit him, clothes that are recognized as being the proper clothes for the occasion. He doesn’t go down the river in a straw hat, black morning coat and flannel trousers! When

In modern cinema, which film or films do you believe properly portray the ideal mens style? From casual to dress. B.G, Pocatello ,Idaho Elegance is hard to find in current cinema In place of Fred Astaire, Gary Cooper and Cary

By Roger Stone This is a great article on evening clothes, dinner jackets and the origins of the incorrect but virtually universally used term Tuxedo. Midnight Blue however has always been the proper color for a dinner suit. Thats because

From The Daily Beast Schoolboys in France stirred up gender norms when they eschewed pants last week. But men in skirts shouldn’t be a provocative sight…it should be a choice as normal as women in pants. Last Friday, male students

By Alan Flusser Men own more clothes than at any time in history – the collective interest in designer wardrobes, classic dressing, luxury clothes, and nowadays, fashion-informing and shopping websites continues to pick up steam. Unlike my youth, when a

While I have never been a political supporter of the Kennedys, I must admit that I find the Kennedy style and the period in American history that it dominated compelling. Photographs of the Kennedy family shot by Richard Avedon and