August 20, 2010
- One Shoe You Need To Try This Fall

Shoes John Varvatos Every man should have a great pair of brown dress shoes and an equally fine pair of black dress shoes. That's easy. If you want to try something a bit different this fall, try a sleek grey. Shoes are one accessory that all men must own and they can really differentiate your style. Let's face it, there isn't a whole lot of clothing options for men...you are pretty much wearing a button-up, t-shirt, sweater or jacket. With shoes, you can definitely add your distinct style and flair to any ordinary shirt and give it that unexpected twist. Look for shoes with either unique details in the style and traditional color or go with a classic style in a unique color. Venture out and try a grey shoes in any style from a dress shoe to a tennis shoe like the Grey Converse by John Varvatos one shown here!

August 18, 2010
- Top 3 Men's Fall Fashion Trends

Men's trends move at a much slower pace than women's styles. This fall, you'll see some similarities in the trends, but mostly you'll find that men's fashions are quite subtle and is really moving toward refinement.

Military You'll see military style shirts, jackets and pant details. Think army and air force, not so much nautical. Which means it is time to put away the Sperry’s. My favorite military pieces a watch with a canvas strap. Make sure it looks sophisticated not cheesy.

Suits Ask almost any woman and she'll tell you that nothing beats a man in a suit. Young, trendy men are sporting the 3-piece suit their grandfather wore. Shoulders are getting a bit broader, waists are staying slim and pants going a bit narrower. The styles seen in Mad Men are strikingly similar. If you wear your suit without a tie, be sure to wear a shirt that has a stiffer collar so it stands on its own.

Broaches Men are much more limited on accessories options than women, so when an accessory comes into trend, it's a great opportunity to change up your look. A broach is a very classic piece. I especially like the vintage and antiques looking style. Wear a broach on the lapel of your suit or a jacket.

July 22, 2010
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June 25, 2010
- Three Hot Hats to Top Off Your Summer Look

Whether you want to keep your luscious locks from getting faded or your scalp from flaking off, some of this seasons must have hats are sure to turn a female head or two your way. Wearing a hat takes confidence so make sure that you feel just as great as you look in your hat. Try on several styles until you find the one that looks perfect for you. Here are three great hats for you to try.

Fedora This classic staple is easy for almost any man to wear. Fedoras made of straw are light weight and appropriate for the summer months. Leave your felt and wool ones for the fall and winter. Wear it slightly cocked to the side for a little added attitude.

Driving Cap A driving cap is great for hitting the greens or chilling with a pair of shorts and kicks. Chose one in a print like plaid or a solid is traditional and easy to match. Wear it facing forward or backward, depending on your style.

The Porkpie One the trendiest of the season but also probably the hardest for most men to pull off well. A porkpie resembles a fedor, but has a thinner brim and a short, flat-topped, round crown with an indentation all around. A straw one is best for summer but a felt one is the most traditional.

June 25, 2010
- Give Fall the Boot

Boots are this season’s must have and you wouldn’t dare live without! Not only do boots keep your tootsies warm into winter, men can look stylish without trying too hard!

The truth is, you can wear almost any style and be right in sync! Regardless of the style, you'll see a lot of boots with buckles, suede and other details to make them unique! Here's a few worth trying!

Rugged & Casual: Just how women like to see their men! Men’s boots have that tough, no messing around look! Pair with a t-shirt or a soft casual button-up and wear these boots just about everywhere you go this fall! (Bed Stu Romel)

Chukka Boots: These ankle length boots have 2 or 3 eyelet holes for laces and typically come in a suede or calf-skin. Don't let the suede fool you into thinking you can only wear these on a hot date. The casual look of these boots goes just about anywhere too! (RJ Colt)

Western/Biker Boots: Guys have been wearing cowboy boots and biker boots forever. This fall’s look is a little more styled out for that guy who wants to add some edge. Mark Nason shoes are known for their stylish detail. Be careful to watch the proportion on the toe bed. While every guy wants to have big feet, if you are on the shorter side, a pair of Nason's with a large toe-bed may make you lose a couple inches off the top (aka-you'll look even shorter)! (Mark Nason)

Dress Boots: Boots aren’t just for casual wear. You can really make an impression and still feel comfortable in the winter months with a pair of dressy ankle boots. Keep the style simple, sleek and smooth. No extra frills with these! (Mezlan)

June 25, 2010
- Wrap Up Your Summer In a Scarf

One of summer’s hottest accessories makes a great transition into fall for both men and women! Literally, tie your look together with a scarf! Men can add a scarf to a simple t-shirt and jeans and they’re ready for a night out with the boys of Entourage!

There are countless ways to wear your scarf and several different types of scarves. The most important thing to remember is that the current trend is a bit loose and effortless, so don’t get too caught up on perfecting the style.

Choose a style that you feel comfortable in.

Notice that each one used a long rectangular scarf, varying the looseness of the scarf to create different looks. They all paired their scarves with very basic, not flashy pieces. A scarf dresses up a simple outfit! Pairing printed scarves with solid pieces is an easy way to be sure you don’t have too much going on in your outfit. You don’t want your scarf competing for attention!

Another way to wear your scarf is the slip not. Fold your long rectangular scarf in half. Hold the looped end on one side of your neck while pulling both ends around to the other side. Slip both of the loose ends of the one side through the loop of the other. Pull and adjust the scarf for the desired fit. This style can keep you really warm in the cool months and works with both thin and thick fabrics! Beckham and Jackman have it right!