mr. hare spring 2011| "shoes you can attach some romance to..."

I have never been, nor do I think I ever will be opposed to wearing menswear. Especially footwear designed by Mr. Hare. Now only if they sold these in the US.

oxxford clothes.

Unique craftsmanship since 1916.
All done by hand.
This is beyond perfect.
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simon spurr fall 2010.

I love everything.
Thanks Chas!
[simonspurr]

why can't all men dress like this?| junya watanabe spring/summer 2011 mens collection.

No seriously.
Why can't they all just look this good?
It would be great for the female population of the world.
And really, isn't that all that matters?

Wait.
If I was honest with myself, I'm the person that wants to look like this.
Clean lines and fine tailoring are among my personal weaknesses.
Gingers with handlebar mustaches are as well.

I'm lying about the mustache thing.

There's nothing sexier than a man in chinos. Ugh.
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you can ride a bike and not look like a douche.

I love seeing things like this.
Makes me feel so much better about wearing dresses while riding my bike.
See, you can be well dressed and still take part in physical activity.[sartoralist]

luigi tadini.

I've never seen this guy before, but he's magical. After doing my research (and by research, I mean Google) I discovered that Mr Tadini is not only a sometime actor - he was in the Devil Wears Prada apparently- and model, but also the heir to a jewelry family, recently becoming Vice President in his family's company. He's pretty much a glorified socialite, and has typically been the arm candy of Amanda Hearst. All these superficial facts aside...he's glorious. Why can't all men dress like this? The world would be so beautiful dontcha think?

perfect.

I would dress like this every single day of my life if it would mean I wouldn't get mistaken for a lesbian or cross dresser. Anne Pinguet has had my heart for awhile. She's a fabulous example of how menswear can look amazing on a womanly body. I think of her every time I wear a blazer or my many pairs of oxfords. I'm very masculine in what I love. Well, maybe not. I'm a fan of clean lines, great tailoring, muted colors. I've never been a fan of the brown/green family of colors, but toss me anything navy/black and my eyes will start shooting sparks. I so adore this...[jak&jil]

sewn from the soul.

I love menswear. So much so, I've decided that when I move to New York (which is rapidly approaching) I'm not applying to work with women's labels or magazines. Menswear is so much more inspiring to me, and Street Etiquette is just one of the many reasons why. Joshua and Travis are on another level and their editorial 'Sewn from the Soul' is, in a word, amazing. Can't wait to see more from these guys...