Dressing the man Mastering the art of permanent fashion

Alan J. Flusser

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Published
New York : HarperCollins 2002.
Language
English
Main Author
Alan J. Flusser (-)
Edition
1st ed
Physical Description
307 p. : ill
ISBN
9780060191443
  • 1. Permanent Fashion
  • 2. The Power of Color
  • 3. Proportion: The Foundation of Style
  • 4. The Prerogatives of Pattern
  • 5. The Suit
  • 6. Odd Jackets, Trousers, and Waistcoats
  • 7. The Dress Shirt
  • 8. Neckwear
  • 9. Hosiery Harmonies
  • 10. Foot Decorum
  • 11. Accessories: The Major Importance of Minor Things
  • 12. Formalwear: Black-and-White Etiquette
  • 13. Business Casual
  • Glossary
  • Bibliography
  • Acknowledgments
Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

During the past 25 years, men have spent more money on clothing for themselves than in any other period of modern history, says Alan Flusser (Style and the Man). The time has "never been more propitious for the emergence of a standing army of well-heeled swells," he believes, and in Dressing the Man: Mastering the Art of Permanent Fashion, he takes readers on a tour of men's clothing that he attests will never go out of style. Flusser carefully explains how to mix patterns, what to look for when trying on clothes in the fitting room, what kind of jacket to wear with a straight-point collar, the history of the monk-strap shoe, the correct position for a bow tie and what "business casual" really means. Heavily illustrated with photographs of dapper dans from Humphrey Bogart to the Duke of Windsor and drawings depicting neckwear, suit jackets, coat sleeves and trouser creases, this is a superb reference for any man. (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved

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