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  • January 15, 2009

  Man in Uniform

  A guy's guide to dressing in 2009. By Xiyin Tang When it comes to fashion, you guys don't always have it so easy. Updating your favorite wardrobe staples could easily be a no-brainer, but somehow, the idea of adapting runway...

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  • September 16, 2008

  Mad Men

  Sweden's Whyszeck infuses simple with sexy. By Ryan Haase In the swelling menswear market, reasoning can get swiftly shoved aside. With today's racks stocked with things like ostrich-skin holsters and shagreen sweatpants, it's a challenge figuring out which styles could...

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  • September 4, 2008

  Big Foot

  Forget treading lightly, it's high times for our latest foot fetish. By Kelley Hoffman Left: Photo via Your Boyhood, Seoul. Right: Photo via Street Peeper, New York City. Rick Owens is clearly owning the sneaker market. And talk about a...

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  • June 2, 2008

  Birds of Prey

  The new menswear line Conference of Birds takes flight. By Gabriel Bell and Johnathan Lawhorne Helmed by British stylist-cum-designer Andrew Holden, the young menswear label Conference of Birds represents a clever marriage of unlikely mates. A chic sartorial bricolage joining...

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  • May 23, 2008

  Time Traveler

  Our Legacy gives gentlemanly basics a bespoke twist. By Naomi Nevitt "The feel of our garments should be the same feeling you get when you put on that favorite shirt you inherited from your grandfather," says Jockum Hallin, one half...

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  • April 17, 2008

  This Handsome Man

  The new line Bureau puts the Camelot back in men's clothes. By Valery Joseph For designer Cory Gomberg, describing his clothes as "effortless" is the ultimate praise. His nascent menswear line, Bureau, is made up of beautifully crafted basics, each...

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  • February 12, 2008

  Touch Down

  A new men's shoe line debuts at New York Fashion Week and proves old-school can still be young at heart. By Jason Wilson No well-dressed guy wants to wear shoes that appear to have been pinched from his dad (no...

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  • January 2, 2008

  The Quiet Man

  And-i turns out London's new lounge-about. By Christina Gregory They shouldn't work, but they do. The shiny, bright-orange shorts with the collarless black button-down, and the slim, black jazz shoes, or the powder-blue track suit with the peach and white...

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  • October 16, 2007

  Alpha Male

  "I love tapping into things that are familiar to people—not retro, not vintage—just plain familiar," says Dana Lee, designer of A-Z, a menswear label that made its debut this year. And by "familiar," Lee means that "rugby shirt that's...

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  • August 19, 2007

  Natty Threads

  Philip Sparks gives guys a new dress code. By Christina Gregory The best time to check out designer Philip Sparks' menswear collection is right after watching a film like The Thin Man, when you're practically drunk on snapshots of Myrna...

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