Style Tips Every Man Should Know: With tips on dressing for any occasion, color pairings and pieces every man should own. (Expert Secrets 101 Kindle Book Series) (English Edition) [Kindle-editie] beoordelingen het boek quotes

When it comes to fashion, men have more ways to show off their vibe than you think. From suits, shoes and shirts to jackets, jewelry and ties, finding the right fit as a man isn’t about following a fad — it’s about minding the details and wearing what’s right for your physique. Author Malina Saval rounds up tips from the pros to sharpen your sartorial sense, whether you pay want to pay top dollar or seek ways to save a buck. “Style Tips Every Man Should Know” covers everything from how to dress for a range of occasions, pieces every man should own, color pairings, cuts to look for and avoid, and when to wear (or not wear) what. Saval offers advice to boost your wardrobe wisdom and help for when you’re looking to buy — from head to toe, including the accessories that polish everything off.Excerpt from the book:“If you’re having a difficult time finding a ready-to-wear suit right off the rack in a department store or men’s boutique that fits you like a glove, purchase a slightly bigger suit — typically, you’ll want to go up one full size — and have it tailored to fit.”HighlightsGetting the most out of a core of three different suits in your wardrobeConsiderations when choosing ties: sizes, styles, widths, occasions, body typesThe importance of custom tailoring — and its surprising valueClothing and cultureBathing suit rights and wrongsWhat to do with accessories ¬— hats, shoes, jewelryIncludes:IntroductionSuit YourselfAll Buttoned UpCutting Some SlacksShoes and AccessoriesA Few Helpful WebsitesAbout the Author:Malina Saval is the author of the forthcoming "Jewish Summer Camp Mafia" and "The Secret Lives of Boys: Inside the Raw Emotional World of Male Teens," published by Basic Books in 2009. She has been a featured guest on NPR's "Talk of the Nation," Fox News, the Patt Morrison show and Tavis Smiley.Her work has been published in the "Los Angeles Times," "Glamour," "LA Weekly," "Jerusalem Post," "Premiere," "Huffington Post," "Tablet," "The Fix" and "Variety."