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The article features Tomas Maier's collection of men's clothing and accessories for Bottega Veneta, including wool blazer, velvet string tie and cotton shirt with gingham cuff detail.

The article evaluates several clothes for gay men including a feather scarf from Burberry Prorsum, short gray tuxedo suit with white feather lining from Them Browne and a silver necktie from Dolce & Gabbana.

The article evaluates several fashion clothing and accessories for men from Louis Vuitton including striped cotton button-down shirt, wool cashmere herringbone evening jacket and silk tie.

The article presents men's clothing and accessories featured in the November 1, 2006 issue of the periodical "Out." It includes a Luis Vuitton dark brown striped suit with plum striped silk-tie, a De Ville round watch with leather strap by Omega and a mini shadow-stripe cotton dress shirt and charcoal single-pleat sharkskin trousers by Perry Ellis.

Several men's clothing and accessories are presented. These include black felt hat, ivory silk tie, silver necklace, navy sweater and beige trench coat.

Features several pieces of men's clothing and accessories. Leather belt from Helmut Lang; Dress shoes from Prada; Stripe necktie from Thomas Pink; Henley jeans from Rock & Republic.

The article evaluates neck ties from clothing Original Penguin, luxury fashion company Ermenegildo Zegna, and menswear company Canali.

The article offers information on several fashion accessories which include the Jacket from Canali, the shirt from Z Zegna and the Tie from Michael Kors.

The article evaluates several beach clothing and accessories including a shirt by Prada, sunglasses by Nautica, a tie by Ralph Lauren Corp.

The article features fashion apparels including a sweater by Tommy Hilfiger, a shirt by Nike, and a tie by Thomas Pink, with matching watches from Hermes, David Yurman, and Bulova.

The article presents photographs of several neckties including striped silk tie by Moschino, silk tie with skull-and-crossbones print by DKNY and dotted silk tie by Burberry.

Presents several men's clothing and accessories. Shirt and tie from Jhane Barnes; Jeans from True Religion; Hankerchiefs from Robert Talbott; Wool turtleneck shirt from Nautica; Shoes from Tommy Hilfiger.

The article previews several products including a shirt by Original Penguin, a jacket by Billy Reid and ties by Ermenegildo Zegna.

The article features printed clothes and accessories including paint splat watch by ASOS, tie by Alexander McQueen and bag by Paul Smith.

The article previews clothing and fashion accessories for men, including black tie from Dior Homme, Seamaster Aqua Terra watch from Omega and leather phone case from Alexander McQueen.

The article evaluates several products with designs resembling the U.S. flag, including a navy mackintosh weekend duffel bag from Thom Browne, a navy and red striped knit crew neck sweater from American Apparel and a navy cotton and linen printed tie from Louis Vuitton.

The article describes several types of collars for different occasions. The regular point collar is said to be versatile and classic, which can be worn for both formal and informal occasions. Named after the Duke of Windsor in England, the Windsor is another formal collar that accommodates wide-knotted ties and is appropriate for suits. The banded collar is recommended for the short-necked casual gentleman.

The article focuses on the fashion trend in fashion shows in New York City. It notes that Jersey pants, which can be paired with ties and blazers, look casual. Also recommended are the Zegna juxtaposed blue-collar work wear with white-collar staples and Bottega Veneta clothing which combined looks from the labor union with evening wear. Runway shows like Comme des Garçons featured Dr. Marten-inspired boots and lace-ups.

The article offers tips for wearing sharp formal wear for gay men. A tuxedo is worn after 6 P.M. When attending daytime queer nuptials during the day, wear a morning jacket, not a tux. Buttoned collars are a big black-tie no-no. Invest in sterling silver cuff links, a tint roller, a solid black neck tie in silk or satin, and a black and white scarf for the topcoat.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for tying a bow tie.

The article offers tips for men on wearing bespoke clothing. It advises men not to select button-down shirts when they plan to wear ties. Point collars are good for half-Windsor knots, and spread collars are good for wider Windsor and four-in-hand knots. Some custom details, like the signature pink gusset, are ultimately practical. The gusset is placed where most shirts start to split from wear, adding life to the shirt by reinforcing the seam.