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On my piece on made to measure shirts I touched on the notion that custom and bespoke pieces are a sartorial right of passage for the style conscious male. Die Workwear has today touched on a something in a similar vein, discussing 3 stages of a man’s sartorial development while accurately highlighting the type of gent the stages are likely to appeal to. Hint: it’s a gent who wouldn’t say not to ending up with the same variety of old-man cool that George Clooney exhibits.

The three stages are:

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Denim can be many things. It can be smart, it can most certainly be casual, and when it’s not being either of those you’ll likely find it loitering with intent, brushing up against bare skin and soaking up the curling smoke from a dangling cigarette, under the banner that reads sexy . Wrangler’s latest look book hints a little at smart and dabbles momentarily in the casual, but spends most of its time waving that sexy flag.

Ultra-short denim cut-offs are the kind that get along swimmingly with long, toned legs. Dark...

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Take a look at the two images below. One is from the latest issue of Love Magazine. One is from a shoot by Jeff Bark, photographed several years ago. Can you tell which is which?

Inspiration or plagiarism; that’s a question that arises frequently where fashion and art are concerned. The truth is that fashion, like all forms of art, is often based on recycled ideas – it’s about taking something and making your adjustments to it, tweaking it, contributing to its evolution; before setting...

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