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Get Measured: The ONE tool you need to solve all your shopping woes

November 17, 2011

How many times have you been browsing online, stumbled upon a sweet deal, but never completed the purchase because you couldn’t figure out if the last size medium would actually fit (and there were no returns, no exchanges)?

Or have you ever found the perfect sport coat on eBay or Style Forum, but it didn’t have size tags and the seller simply listed the measurements?

I mean, what the heck are you supposed to do with that, right?

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Be a real man, dress like a girl!

October 24, 2011

Seriously, there is a ton to learn when you’re checking out the right women… lessons that are immediately applicable to your own wardrobe, style, and swagger.

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Well said: A simple guide to choosing, buying, and wearing dress shoes

September 28, 2011

As I was getting ready to write about choosing a good pair of leather dress shoes, I came across this well-written article that pretty much covers all the bases, and then some. I just had to share it with you guys. Why reinvent the wheel if it was already invented, right?

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Staying forever young: giving premature aging the boot

September 26, 2011

If personal ads read like the following, most guys would never think about taking preventive measures to ward off premature aging: Swedish bikini model seeks middle-aged male with wrinkled skin for fun with no commitment. Brown spots a plus.

But since ads like this don’t exist, it’s probably a good idea to take the steps necessary to keep skin looking young and fresh.

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Sartorial Evaluation: How to be stylish in your 40s and beyond

September 22, 2011

The other night, the girlfriend and I caught a late showing of Crazy, Stupid, Love. Steve Carrell’s character, Cal, is a middle-aged, soon-to-be divorcé who, in an attempt to pick himself up after days of self-loathing and pity, becomes inspired and then coached by a younger, smoother-talking, swaggerific Jacob (played by Ryan Gosling), and ultimately reinvents himself.

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