Wednesday, March 9, 2011

How to Find and Wear the Perfect Jeans for Men

When it comes to jeans it’s hard for men to find the perfect one. Whether it’s the wash, fit, length or even the right fit with the right length. Here are some helpful tips for the perfect boot cut, skinny, and straight leg jeans:
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These jeans really elongate the legs. So wearing them high will make your body look disproportionate (you should not wear your jeans high up at the waist or too low below your butt; jeans should just hang on the hips, that is for all the fits). This fit should not suffocate the thigh because they do flare out, they should be loose but still fitted. The length should be long enough to cover the shoe but not drag on the floor and there should be a scrunch. If not, it will make you look like a dork.
Brands for the best bootcut fit:
Splurge: Levi’s Capital E, Diesel, PRPS, True Religion, and J Brand.
Budget friendly: Levi’s, Abercrombie & Fitch, Hollister, and GAP.
Fans of this fit: Jonathan Rhys Meyer, Justin Timberlake, Cam Gigandet and David Beckham.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

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Man’s fashion nightmare 2 - Skinny jeans

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No need to get desperate! Just don't wear them again...flickr © kirsten
Ok, so I might have touched on this last time with my post about people dressing like Russell Brand, but I think skinny jeans deserve their own place on the 2008 fashion hall of shame.
Now this isn’t a case of “trendy” people criticising the alternative look – I think a bit of black and alternative fashion goes a long way. No, I’m criticising the scrawny chicken-legs look. I dabbled with them once in my teens and quickly learnt that no man can look cool in skinny jeans – ok, no man who isn’t a rock star, but if you’re a rock star you can wear see-through plastic trousers and still look cool, as Iggy Pop proved.
If you want to look cool it’s worth putting up with a bit of discomfort, but not only are skinny jeans the most uncomfortable, restrictive trousers ever made,  they’re as far away from cool as you can get. I definitely don’t want to see every curve of a bloke’s skinny legs, and as for his other tightly-packed bits…!
Skinny jeans have been gradually disappearing, but they’re still clinging on and refuse to die. I only hope that the freezing winter nights up north put a death to them for good where I live.
So what do I tell the people in my shop who come in looking for skinny jeans?
You want skinny jeans? Go to TopMan. Or better still, get some proper jeans that won’t strip you of your dignity, get some Diesel ones, they’re ace!
What do you think? I’m right aren’t I? Yep. I knew it!

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2. EVISU
This is the top-quality Japanese brand, born in a tiny tailor shop in Osaka. Japan, now delivers some of the best-quality denims in the world, all of which are housed in a recently opened store on London's Savile Row, where you can have your jeans made to measure. The iconic Japanese label is designed by Burberry alumnus, Johnny Diamandis, and now features a new rainbow-colored logo to prevent counterfeits.

3. THE DEVIL'S IN THE DETAIL
You can tell a lot about the quality of a pair of Seven for mankind by looking at the details. The selvage is the white stripe running down the seam, what seals the edge of the denim to prevent it fraying - experts can tell the brand and quality of the denim just by looking at this; New Yorkers actually show them off by rolling their jeans up. Rivets are the little l studs used to reinforce the pockets and prevent wear and fraying. True Religion Outlet The rise is the distance between the crotch and the waistband In many ways, the back pocket is now more important than the cut - it's the telltale sign of the brand and the position is instrumental in flattering the bottom. Washes are getting ever more complex, the older and more worn your jeans look, whether through sandblasting, rock washing or punching with holes, the more expensive they are likely to be. True Religion Jeans Outlet

Men’s Jeans for Day and Night

Denim is a basic building block of modern fashion, especially for men. Yet, all men’s jeans are not created equal – there are different jeans for different times of the day. When you’re spending over $100 at Nordstrom on some fancy designer denim, you may not want to go rolling down a hill at the park with your kid in them. By the same token, you may not want to take your honey to that new hot spot on the east side of town in your Gap standard fit jeans, even though they’re perfect for bumming around, and at $25, you can’t lose.
So we thought we’d take a look at some casual jeans for day, and higher end designer denim for when the sun goes down:
DAY:
Relaxed faded jean
Banana Republic has some fantastic styles of men’s jeans, for a rather affordable price. They generally don’t feature a lot of bells and whistles, and my one complaint is the high variability in the softness of the denim, but they look good while you’re hitting up the grocery store, or even at dress down day at the office. For taller men out there, I’m partial to the Banana Republic relaxed faded black jean, selling for $79.
Other nice buys are the Old Navy vintage distressed jeans for $39, the Ralph Lauren skinny jean ($59),or if you look good with a hammer in your hand, you may want to try the Eddie Bauer Carpenter Pants. At less than $30, it won’t be a crime if you splatter it with paint while redoing the wall colors in the rec room.
Night:
You put down the paint brush, and you’re ready to hit the town. As charming and comfortable as Gap and Old Navy are, you know it’s not going to cut it when you’re taking little Susie out to the Olive Gardenfor some alfredo. Time to dig a little deeper into the closet, and pull out:
True Religion Ricky Leather If you’re into something with a bit of flair (not the “Office Space” variety) , True  Religion has a dramatic jean, called the Ricky True Religion jean. It has a low- rise fit with the True Religion tell-tale back pocket styling. It retails for $262,  but I’ve seen it as low as $150, if you can find it in stock.
Diesel Zatiny jeans
Diesel has a number of great models on the market, but I’m partial to the Diesel Zatiny, which comes across as stylish without being overbearing. While they usually retail for $200, right now you can find them 30% off at beso.
A couple of other great choices to hit the town in: the Lucky Lancaster jean, which is one of their higher end styles, or if you’ve got a bit more of the hipster vibe to you, check out the Rock & Republic Damien jean, a skinny jean running for about $200.

A Man In Jeans

Like chocolate syrup on vanilla ice cream, a well-hewn pair of jeans on a man is like dessert. Granted, on first glance, a sundae seems common and ordinary; both confections balance the other, in color, texture, and taste. Good jeans are like this simple confection, jeans that fit correctly draw the eye to the body like sugar. Jeans are the single most produced item in the world of fashion. Their prominence cannot be underestimated. Jeans are like skin…only better.
I’ll paint the picture…after an exhausting day I found myself in one of New York’s most uncivilized neighborhoods…Times Square. The crossroads of the world, where tourists collide with Jerseyites shopping at Forever 21, and locals getting from the West Side to the East are forced to merge with people compliantly standing in line outside of the Olive Garden and Bubba Gumps. It’s an unsavory part of town riddled with neon and digital screens selling something to pretending to be culture, if you can consider HBO, Coca-cola, Rock of Ages, Baby Phat and L. Ron Hubbard’s Dianetics culture. Addicts on cue congregate outside of Mama Mia to beg and creepy men pass out passes to Lace, a “Gentleman’s Club”. Trust me; no gentleman has been in this neighborhood since George M. Cohen was hoofing it at the Rialto.


You can imagine my horror to see what appeared to be a bono-fied man of fashion exiting Sbarro like a hellion. He ran faster than the taxi’s on 51st, which actually isn’t saying much, as the traffic rolls at a snails pace. The million-dollar question is…where does a man run? The curtain at Promises, Promises and Wicked rose over a half hour ago, so I ruled out the theatre. A dinner engagement seemed implausible, as he just had a slice. Too early for drinks with the guys, and nothing big was going on at the sports bars. I therefore reason that something nefarious was about to occur, oh, not a drug deal or illicit sex, but I presume he was meeting a colleague from a rival firm, secrets will be confided, confidential information will be exchanged, there will be an offer, and a toast will seal the deal. How do I know this? Simply by the astute forensics of his attire.
The jeans are dark wash, typically worn at an office where there is a “creative” environment, maybe advertising, event planning, perhaps a boutique real estate firm. The jeans were relaxed and cuffed just so, looking unintentionally turned over, but calculated and labored over to get them “just so”. There was no constraining belt. To be certain the jeans were snug, did not shift, and grabbed the behind just so. The jeans were from a better manufacturer, no tags or labels to readily identify them. The denim seemed artisanal, maybe from Gilded Age or Earnest Sewn, something one picks up at Bergdorf’s or Saks and absently mindedly placed on a Platinum MasterCard as these jeans cost over 250.00 If I use my chocolate syrup metaphor these were not of the Hershey or Godiva variety, these were imported Ghirardelli.


The footwear was black, not polished with a factory-scuffed toes and aged to appear like vintage boot wear. These were not picked up at Payless. In fact, they were statement pieces, like anchors. Something more appropriate for hiking that the mean streets of Herald Square. They were clunky, masculine, and hit the pavement with a thud, not a metrosexual clicky-clack.
His shirt was white, non-descript, and the cuffs were not buttoned, and therefore fell loosely beyond the sports coat. It was a shimmery white shirt unbuttoned, ala Tom Ford or a cast member from Entourage. If there as a watch, it was not visible, just a plain leather band hung from his left wrist.
The jacket was a dark blue windowpane. Tasteful, very GANT. A true classic. A light summer wool, with black plastic buttons and welted pockets. It was Ralph Lauren without all the pretense.
He carried a small leather bound portfolio. Black, sexy, shiny. He ran too fast for me to identify the maker, but if I were in Vegas, I’d place ten dollars on Burberry. He carried it tightly as if it had state secrets. I could see the imprint of the sweat of his hand smeared all over it. Cleary he wasn’t a spy, this fingerprints would be too easy to lift.
You ask if he was attractive. Criminy, he looked like a former child star, or someone who once tread the runway as he tried to figure out what to do with his life. If I was a stalker I’d set up shop. A man with a secret is always a wonderful thing. A man in a beautiful pair of jeans is a thing of wonder.

<em  />Antonio Azzuolo cotton sport coat, $2,600 at Kesner; striped cotton shirt, $460 at Marc Jacobs; cotton denim jeans, $74 at American Apparel; Florsheim by Duckie Brown saddle oxfords, $295 at Barneys New York</em>