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On the one-year anniversary of Liz Taylor's death, LIFE.com presents previously unpublished photographs of Taylor and her co-star (and soul mate) Montgomery Clift, from the set of the 1951 classic, A Place in the Sun . Read More
The concept of modern courtside sartorial style may have been pioneered by Michael Jordan, but after two decades LeBron James owns it.
Reason 5: The Best Player in the World is Also the Best-Dressed: Sports: GQ
The GQ Spring Style Preview: Wear It Now: GQ
2. Don't be afraid of a few wrinkles—they're what give linen its attitudinal appeal. 3.Since designers earn a living in the fashion industry, it makes sense that some of them treat clothes as uniforms, wearing variations of the same outfit day in and day out. But there's nothing wrong with knowing exactly what you want to put on in the morning because it's pretty much the same thing you wore the day before. It's a sartorial decision that could both make your life easier and help you look better.
8 Designers Who Make Uniforms Look Good: Rules of Style : Details
The right proportion and fit are a matter of centimeters—millimeters, really.
Follow the Rules from Véronique Nichanian: Rules of Style : Details
Follow the Rules from Lucas Ossendrijver: Rules of Style : Details
You shouldn’t adapt to what people expect you to wear—you should make your clothes your own.
Rules of Style from Consuelo Castiglioni: Rules of Style : Details
A man has to discover his own taste and then base his sartorial decisions on that—you shouldn’t buy something because you saw it on TV. You need to feel at ease in your clothes or you risk being a bit ridiculous.
Gay men and straight men dress nearly the same now. Young people pick up styles of clothing without saying “This is too gay” or “This is too straight.”
Rules of Style from Dries Van Noten: Rules of Style : Details
Rules of Style from Paul Smith: Rules of Style : Details
One of the biggest mistakes men make is wearing T-shirts. I understand why you’d want to wear them, especially if you’re a single man. There’s no ironing.
We’re not living in a very creative era. That’s not good or bad; it’s just the way it is.
Rules of Style from Jean Touitou: Rules of Style : Details
Rules of Style from Celebrity Stylist Ilaria Urbinati: Rules of Style : Details
She doesn't have a reality series, and you won't see her dissecting Oscars attire on E!, but Ilaria Urbinati, 30, is the woman behind some of Hollywood's best-dressed men.Rules of Style from Kris Van Assche: Rules of Style : Details
Style is about personality. The same thing can look cool on one guy and disgusting on another.I like high-quality, classic shoes like loafers or wing tips with a twist. What’s not good is anything trendy—pointy-toed, square-toed, toes that turn up, intentional scuffing, and anything that looks plastic. Now that we’ve gone through this creative black-tie moment, I think we should go back to the proper tuxedo.
Rules of Style from Tommy Hilfiger: Rules of Style : Details
I don’t understand why everybody thinks that dressing casually is so much more comfortable. I’m as comfortable in a suit as I am in anything else. Good champagne—good, not expensive—has been my cocktail of choice for as long as I can remember.
Rules of Style from Thom Browne: Rules of Style : Details
I have an issue with men carrying bags that look too slick.
Rules of Style from Michael Kors: Rules of Style : Details
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