Things a Man Should Know About Style
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (556 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1853754412 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. Ted Allen is a contributing editor to Esquire. Scott Omelianuk, formerly a style editor of GQ, is the executive editor of Esquire
It's good for what it is This is an extremely quick read. I read it in about two hours, and I think I read it pretty slowly.You'll like it if you've ever read any of the style sections in Esquire--it's written by an Esquire editor, and it's written in the same type of formal, aloof, and arrogant tone that Esquire is written in. So, if you've got a question as far as whether or not you'll like it, just thumb through an Esquire at the bookstore. If you like it, you'll like thisif not, then you. W. B. Diaz Dauhajre said To wear or not to wear, that is the question.. If you wish to sit by yourself for a few hours somewhere and grin (they dig that, they think you're interesting). Then this tiny book of sharp, smart comments on everything from cowboy hats to indian shoes is for you. Its observant and witty comments not only give you an idea of what should be in your bag for that business trip next week, but an idea of what and why (and most importantly when)it is ok to be seen in public in a garment (or lack of). This book, though . "Five Stars" according to Timothy P. Mertz. perfect
There are many areas of life in which you are a master - brilliant, confident, assured. Which you don't. The perfect gift for the sartorially- challenged man in your life, even if that man is yourself.. Rather it offers basic guidelines, rules of the road; some of which may even been broken, so long as you know what your doing. It might even yield a quote or two for cocktail parties. But when it comes to dressing well and comporting yourself with style, what you don't know could fill a book. Though you will. It is arranged as simple nuggets of truth, lore, exhortation and caution which respond, talk to and feed off each other. The book does not pretend to comprise the be-all and end-all in matter of sartorial. This is the book. It is an amusing and pleasureable book
Ted Allen is a contributing editor to Esquire. About the Author Scott Omelianuk, formerly a style editor of GQ, is the executive editor of Esquire.