Men and Style
Essays, Interviews and Considerations

Men should have more style. Let's start with shoes. I love shoes. Today I am wearing ETQ Trainers in white faux croc. It's a sneaker brand out of Amsterdam that makes some killer kicks. Not widely known but that is really the point. Frankly women should judge a man by his shoes. Steve Jobs had the s......more

Books on men's style are plentiful, but the bar is higher than cynics might expect. Typically, the goal isn't to encourage wild flamboyance but to offer practical, historical guidelines and encourage individuality. Alan Flusser’s “Dressing the Man" is the encyclopedic standard, a good combination of......more

Coggins is wonderful in his sections but not all of the other contributors were to my liking (shocker) Strange but I think this book would be more enjoyable if I followed all of the contributors on social media...fat chance of that. For aspects of style, why not talk about how expensive style AND fash......more

Entertaining portmanteau of a book - some essays of Coggins, a number of amalgams of colleagues and notable's memories and recitations ("my first suit," etc). A fun read with some good ideas, engaging and bite sized, with lovely design.......more

A charming read on the style adapted within one’s wardrobe and lifestyle at large. The essays had their moments, the ‘interviews’ (more aptly referred to as Q&A) could have used a round of edits.......more