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Post by luggage1 on Nov 18, 2011 8:14:04 GMT -5
No, not a super model, but a male fashion role model, an ambassador of the catwalk that can inspire you and your style. Think about someone you want to look like, someone that other people know about and someone who dresses well. Go to Google and do an image search for them, are there any themes or reoccurring trend that they like to use? Once you've seen a few things that you like, try going round a few high street stores looking for similar items. The best thing about this approach is that you don't have to think too hard as you can look to your fashion icon for inspiration.
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Post by mexicann007 on Nov 18, 2011 8:21:14 GMT -5
Non-Wool Fabrics
Before we can determine the benefits of wool for men's suits, let's take a look at other fabrics and what they offer.
Linens- Men's suits made from linen are generally used for summer. Linen is lightweight and considered to be very stylish. On the downside, linen wrinkles and stains very easily. Linen is also a poor choice for travel, since you'll need to have this fabric pressed upon arriving at your destination.
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Post by sarabrook51 on Jan 12, 2012 1:02:54 GMT -5
Most style conscious individuals who are well acquainted with the purchase of men's suits will quickly agree that the wool suit, especially Italian wool, is the zenith of men's clothing. If you are relatively new to selecting men's suits, you may be wondering why. What are the benefits of wool? Here's the breakdown of the fabric that has become the most favoured among men's suits.
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