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This Week in Style: September 18, 2015
Levi’s releases its Fall commuter collection, Tod’s launches its first menswear line, George Zimmer creates online tuxedo rental service and more.
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StyleThe Shacket Is the Perfect Answer for Western Evenings
When it’s not too hot or too cold, the shacket is, like Goldilocks’ porridge, just right.
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StyleThe 20 Blazers and Sport Coats of Fall
You’re not going out to dinner dressed like that, are you?
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StyleBrooklyn’s Fastest-Growing Bespoke Suit Maker
In a small studio apartment in Brooklyn, an unknown menswear designer started making custom suits with clean, slim lines at affordable prices for everyday wear. Now, Daniel Lewis’s business is outgrowing every shop space he rents out.
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StyleWhy Athleisure Is the Best Trend (with the Worst Name)
What is “athleisure”, and what will be left behind after the trend dies off?
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StyleHow to Wear One Outfit, Three Ways
One set of clothes versatile enough to be worn on the weekend, at the office, or out on the town.
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StyleA Clothing Company that Makes Its Own Clothes
It used to be clothing companies made their own clothes. Now, offshore factories dominate the field, especially at the startup level.
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StylePutting Three “Stain-Resistant” Shirts to the Test
Three stain-resistant shirts that look and feel just like the real thing, sans mess.
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StyleThese Upgraded Wardrobe Essentials Are Worth the Price
You invest in your car. Why not your clothes?
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StyleEmbrace Your Inner Neurotic and Dress Like Alvy Singer in Annie Hall
Aside from being one of the greatest romantic comedies ever made, Woody Allen’s Annie Hall is an instruction manual in casual, cool style.
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Style5 Heritage Surf Brands, from Head to Toe
The ’60s and ’70s are described as the golden age of surfing, when the entire California coast donned baggies and “Baja” hoodies .
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StyleFour First Dates, Four Outfits
Your first date will be over before it starts if you don’t dress to impress. Here’s how to style yourself for each level of formality.
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StyleThis Week in Style: July 24, 2015
Converse updates the Chuck Taylor after 100 years, Jungmaven wants you in hemp by 2020, Mr.
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StyleDress like Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves in Point Break
Set in early ’90s L.A., surfing and bank robbery collide for the ultimate rush in Point Break.
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StyleDress like Robert Redford and Brad Pitt in Spy Game
Operation Dinner Out is a go. Make sure you’re dressed for the occasion.
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Style’70s Rock Band Style, According to Almost Famous
Cameron Crowe’s film Almost Famous is notable for its indulgent music budget, but also for the ’70s style it depicts.
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StyleCelebrate 1776 with Peach-Raspberry Pie, Bikini Beer, Cornhole and Other July 4th Essentials
To do July Fourth right you’ll need more than a patriotic attitude. For starters, you’ll need pie, fireworks and a flaxen-haired dog.
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Style12 Raglan Tees for Comfortable Summer Wear
Originally from Europe, the raglan t-shirt has since become an icon of classic Americana, defined by its collar-to-cuff sleeves common in old-school sportswear.
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Style6 American Style Brands Moving Forward by Giving Back
Buying American, alone, grants you get peace of mind; but buying these brands lets you look good and do good, too.
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StyleA New York Designer Is Making the Perfect Button-Down Shirt
In just a few years, Dan Snyder has gone from working for the FBI to making some of the best shirts money can buy.