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The article previews various suit clothing and accessories including a wool suit by Burberry, silk ties by Paul Stuart and a woman's dress and jacket by Donna Karan New York.

The article offers brief information on several products including the Dior Men suit from Christian Dior; the Ermenegildo Zegna ties from Ermenegildo Zegna; and the Ermenegildo Zegna sweater, from Ermenegildo Zegna.

The article offers brief information on various clothing and fashion accessories including the Patch-Pocket Suit, the Repp Tie and the Zany Socks! from fashion retailers Prada SpA, Emporio Armani Srl and Palm Angels.

The article evaluates several men's officewear and accessories for classic and casual-looking styles including the Theory suit, the Black Lapel tie, and the Dockers trousers.

The article focuses on dignity of necktie, its history, its use as a decorative element in the formal suiting and its role in defining a man as active, productive, and potent person.

Photographs of several formal suits for men are presented including the Dior Homme wool trench coat, Berlutti leather jacket and vest, and Gucci twill jacket with Tom Ford tie.

The article features several men's clothes including Giorgio Armani suit, Thom Browne shirt and Saks Fifth Avenue tie.

The article offers tips and guidelines for men on how to dress well. Topics covered include how to create contrasts with a tailored suit and tie, how the perfect jacket should have a solid color and have an interesting texture or pattern, and how to choose a fine-gauge sweater in a luxe material such as merino wool or cashmere.

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 provides information about the price several men's apparel and accessories including the Van Heusen tie, the Kenneth Blake New York suit and the Boss Black shirt.

The article offers information on the different types of clothing for men. The casual attire basically consists of t-shirts, shorts or jeans and thongs which could be worn on arvo parties, picnics and cricket matches. The lounge attire consists of suits and shirts where neck ties could be optional and are applicable for weddings, work functions and speed dating. The cocktail attire refers to dark suit with a tie, shoes and belt and could be worn in weddings and parent parties.

The article features several pieces of clothing for men. It includes shirt and tie by Ralph Lauren Black label, cuff links by Timothy Everest, watch by Casio, vest, shirt and tie by Bottega Veneta, shirt by Etro, tie by Giorgio Armani, shoes by Dolce and Gabbana, shirt by Dunhill, tie by Turnbull and Asser and suit by Tom Ford.

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.

In this article, the author features his experience in attending a party in Scotland. The author dressed in his black suit, adorned with a blue cravat, and seated at a formal dining table with a fire blazing in the background. The author shares some of his observations during the party. The challenges he encountered during the event are indicated, as well as some lessons learned.

A list of strong suits for open-casket funerals is provided including Ben Sherman shirt, $99.95; Abelard tie, $99.95; and Dom Bagnato suit, $799.

Presents fashion tips for men during summer in the United States. Wearing of seersucker suit; Importance of keeping a tie; Wearing of a tote bag; Replacement of leather watchband; Eye protection using charcoal-tinted sunglasses; Cutting of hair.

Features several clothes and accessories for men. Three-button suit by Louis Vuitton; Silk tie by Burberry London; Wool trousers by DKNY; Umbrella by Burberry London; Leather shoes by Dolce & Gabbana.

Features several clothes and accessories for men. Three-button single-breasted wool chalk-stripe suit by Ralph Lauren Purple Label; Wool-and-cashmere jacket by Gianluca Isaia; Silk tie by Jack Spade; Leather briefcase by Louis Vuitton; Leather shoes by Gucci.

Presents an illustrated guide to striped shirt and neckties. Photograph of a three-button single breasted wool pin-stripe suit and silk tie from Michael Kors; Tips for pairing the color of shirts and ties; Advice on pairing jacket with ties and pants.

Features several patterns and fabrics for striped shirts to be matched with ties and suits for men. Colors; Tips for wearing striped shirts and ties.

Provides fashion tips for men. Suits; Patterns, colors and fabrics; Types of men's clothing; Striped suits; Neckties; Pants.

Provides tips in the pairing of suit and ties in men. Appropriate ties for bold shirts; Caution in using mix patterns; Suitability of patterned ties in monochromatic shirts.

Provides information on several clothes for men and women. Wool suit by Bill Blass; Bra by Eres; Panties by Roberto Cavalli; Silk tie by Charvet.

Features several business clothes for men. Three-button single-breasted wool suit by Joseph Abboud Black Label; Silk tie by Ermenegildo Zegna; Watch by Rolex.

Argues that the clothing style for businesspeople has changed as of May, 2001. How the casual look of the so-called dot-com age is no longer in style; Suggestion that a suit and tie are necessary for men, and a suit for women; Advice to men to shave off goatees.

Presents several suits and ties. Design; Manufacturer; Material; Price.

The article presents office fashion tips for men. Topics discussed include suggestions for choosing a traditional suit, pants and socks combinations and recommendations on selecting ties. Several men's clothing brands are also featured including a suit from Tommy Hilfiger, a shirt from David Hart and a belt from General Knot & Co.

An interview with fashion designer Tom Ford is presented. Topics discussed include wearing a tie pin for wearing a shirt and tie without looking too stiff in 2019, suit as the most flattering thing a man can wear for people living in places where suits are rare such as Los Angeles, California and opinion about people wearing tux jackets and tuxedos to non-black-tie events.

The article discusses men's wearing of suits and ties, including commenting on how suits worn by celebrity men allegedly improve their looks. An overview of the clothing company Brooks Brothers, including its selling of menswear and its 1988 acquisition by the British company Marks & (and) Spencer, is provided.

Notes that the suit and tie is once again coming to the forefront of men's fashion in 1997. Sales of suits and ties in 1996; Evidence to suggest the trend will last; Examples of men with style; Whether the casual trend in men's fashion is at an end. INSET: Suit yourself..

The article offers brief information on several men's clothing including a suit from John Varvatos, a tie from Thomas Pink, and a shirt from Canali.

The article focuses on fashion style in business suits. It comments on the positive and negative aspects of single-breasted suits, double-breasted suits, and three-piece suits. It talks about the need for suits to fit properly to make a better impression. It also comments on suit accessories such as ties, watches, shoes, and pocket squares.

The article recommends tips for men on how to dress up for a summer wedding. Men are advised to wear a seersucker suit with subdued blue or gray stripes which is much easier to pull off than the brightly colored varieties. A white dress shirt is the best color for men. When wearing a seerscuker, one does not need a loud, expressive tie, because the suit makes enough of a statement on its own.

The article offers advice from haberdashery specialist Anthony T. Kirby on choosing the proper wardrobe for men. Basic suits such as navy gray suit or a classic Glen plaid should be the major components of the wardrobe. Brown suede shoes should be included in the wardrobe. A minimum of two dozen of ties must be acquired.

Features several clothing and accessories for male office workers. Bags; Wrist watches; Shirt and tie; Suits; Shoes.

Features men's clothing, fashion accessories and dress styles. Thomas Pink Black Label shirt; Giorgio Armani sandals; Cartier wrist watches; Combination of traditional black suit with neck tie.

Presents several wardrobe suggestions on suits, pants and ties for preppies. History of school ties; Suits that represent conservatism; Color combinations in ties; Description of a Cambridge old Rossallian tie.

The article discusses National Hockey League (NHL) defenseman P.K. Subban's role as a style icon, and it mentions his fashion choices regarding double-breasted suits, shirts, and neckties. According to the article, fellow athletes such as tennis star Roger Federer and quarterbacks Tyrod Taylor and Tom Brady are known for wearing tailored suits. Basketball player Kevin Love and hockey goaltender Henrik Lundqvist are assessed.

Comments on a media report that suits and ties are coming back for men's office attire. Musings on the suit as a costume for work; Comparison to the hat wearing men of the 1930s; Chronicle of business fashion and its evolution; Theory that the casual dress of today allows for personality in the workplace; Freedom to wear suits or not; Lack of interest in a new dress code.

The article offers information on several aspects associated with social aspects of clothing comprising suits and neckties. The topics addressed include details on the corporate dress code which is button-downs, repp ties, blue blazers recommended by author's friend Glenn O'Brien and information on social aspects associated with people with corporate attire.

The article discusses the implications of the proposal of federal energy executive John Sawhill for men to take off their neckties. It states that men's neckwear lobby protested and emphasized that when a businessman in full business attire removes only his tie, then he looks like a sharecropper or an executive being held by terrorists. However, Sawhill believes that the necktie is a supererogatory that has no function except to clean eyeglasses. On the other hand, it indicates that considering the tie as useless is wrong and emphasizes that the tie has several meanings, many symbolic and psychological uses.

The article features a selection of men's clothing from The Collective trade show in New York. They include a silk tie by Ben Sherman, cotton shirt by 7 For All Mankind and wool suit by Zanetti.

Presents photographs of men's clothing showcased at various fashion shows in Europe to illustrate fashion trends for the 2006 spring season. White suits; Printed shirts; Neckties without jackets.

Presents several photographs of men's clothing from various fashion designers for spring 2005. Cotton suit, shirt, pocket square and silk tie by Alan Flusser; Linen suit by Jeffrey Banks; Cotton shirt by Andrew Fezza.

The article shares fashion tips to men for matching colors and combining patterns of and long sleeves and ties that include pin stripes with polka dots, and vertical stripes with diagonal checkered stripes.