Posts with tag men

HRH Prince Charles

Yes, his clothes are completely predictable, but considering his royal position and how many public appearances the man makes, we definitely understand why he doesn't want to take many sartorial risks. As we said, he wouldn't top our list, but we certainly respect his style.

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Ronnie Corbett

If you're not British, you're likely wondering who this tiny man is and why he nabbed Esquire's Number Two spot. He might be short of stature, but the 78 year old is tall on humor. And apparently, big on style, particularly argyle -- who knew?

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Barack Obama

Well, this is certainly a name we all know, and we've been hearing plenty about his wife's sense of style, but Barack? He always looks just fine, but we don't know that he's the fourth best-dressed man in the world. Perhaps power and personality have a good bit of influence.

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Roger Federer

The tennis hottie looks good in more than just his tennis whites, and Esquire is rewarding him -- he nabbed the Number Eight spot this year.

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Andre 3000

The former Outkast rapper rounded out Esquire's Top Ten, and we're thrilled, but a little confused. He definitely doesn't dress like most of the other men on the list -- we adore his style, but it's far funkier than, say, Prince Charles' or President Obama's. He was a nominee for GQ's Best New Designer this year for his Benjamin Bixby line, so we're expecting far more Best Dressed lists for this man.

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Tom Brady

This super-casual, totally All-American football player took Esquire's Best Dressed honor last year. But, of course he dresses well -- he's always accessorizing with Gisele Bundchen!

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Justin Timberlake

Nobody's going to doubt the style selections of famous face behind the William Rast line, and this year, GQ named him their Best Dressed Male. And it doesn't hurt that he looks awfully cute in pretty much anything!

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David Beckham

Posh and Becks are like a style super-couple, and we can't look away. Neither can Vanity Fair -- the mag gave the Best Dressed title to David in 2008.

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McQueen's Crotch Protector
From the white makeup, to the the fur-lined jacket with the billowy sleeves, and on down to the mantyhose -- there's not much here that we can apply to ready to wear street style, except perhaps the subtle codpiece. If you're going to wear a codpiece these days, it better be subtle. Very subtle.

Emporio Armani's Fur Bearing Mammal
First off, blue fur? Really? Wearing a full length fur coat along with wrap-around sunglasses puts you in an elite class with only one other member: Kid Rock. If you're comfortable with that, by all means go for it. Not to mention, if that is authentic fur from the endangered blue yak, PETA's not going to be happy.

McQueen's Goth Gladiator
While Gladiator was a very inspiring movie, and lots of celebs are sporting bulletproof clothing these days, is this Roman-esque body armor a fashion statement that the average man is ready to make.

Prada's Space Travler
The one good thing we can say about this look is that it seems very comfortable. The monotone look always makes us think of b-movies about space travel. In other words, we liked this look better when when it was featured in the sci-fi cult classic Logan's Run.

Emporio Armani's Man Shawl
The man shawl may be a bit unusual, but we think it definitely find it to be one of the better looking weird designs. One part cape, one part jacket, the man shawl is kinda cool. But would you ever wear it in public? We tried shortening the name, but mshawl is awkward to pronounce.

Prada's Stud Muffin
Look, we love punky studded jewelry as much as the next guy, but there's really no excuse for ever wearing that many metal rivets outside of a Sex Pistols tribute concert, is there? Plus, what's up with that headband? Doesn't it deserve to be covered with metal spikes too?

Etro's Cape Crusade
This look isn't crazy bad. In fact, the combination kinda resembles a young Mick Jagger. Here's the question: if you wear a cape and you are not a.) a superhero, or b.) an opera singer, are you c.) a douche?

McQueen's Blankethead
There's something about this look that we really like -- and then something we don't. On the plus side, this somehow reminds us of late 60's spagetti western Clint Eastwood. Then, there's the fact that he's wearing a blanket over his head, but under his hat. That looks like something William Rast would come up with.

Manties

Check out these frilly underthings for men who "want to be and feel a little special, naughty, and very sexy." They come in many colors and have extra room for, you know, stuff girls don't have.

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Mirdles

Hailed as the new "Spanx for men," the Core Precision undershirt apparently shaved 3" off a reporter's waistline!

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Mantyhose

These pretty dove gray legs are part of a whole e-MANcipate project.

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Men at Work - In Shorts

Even the New York Times published an article about men going to work in shorts.

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Murse

They keep trying to think of another name for the man purse. This one's a "Holdall."

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Guyliner

Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy released a line of eye pencils for men, sold at Hot Topic.

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Mandation

Clinique M Cover is a handy foundation stick men can use to cover blemishes and dark undereye circles.

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Manscara

We didn't even have to create a silly name for this - Taxi Man London named it Manscara of their own free will.

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Boytox

The New York Times also reported an upswing in the number of men going for botox.

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Manscaping

Shaving Everywhere was launched. Everywhere.

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