WELCOME INTRO

These pages are some thoughts, ideas and research into Men's style. We'll keep it light and breezy while hopefully sharing helpful guideposts to finding your most stylish approaches to life. We are 100% here to help if we can - without aiming cheap shots at any existing style you may or may not currently have. Another tone we'll steer away from is one that implies style and fashion actually matter in the big picture of life when of course, they don't really.

What's the point then? As with anything, a small discovery at skin deep can help unravel more important things within us. Perhaps if style deals with the superficial, we may find that while we aim to make changes to our appearances and social impact we learn more about ourselves than we planned - or maybe we'll just be glad to find a new shirt.

The goal here is to widen the lens for anyone interested in finding a new style for any reason or occasion. Perhaps a guy is interested in a fresh look for his interview or first date or a wife is looking for a tie maker for her husband. Unsure about jewelery on a guy? Tattoos? Perhaps you have a speech to deliver at a wedding and some tips would be welcome. Maybe you need to be able to dance at a Ball or Salsa Club and wonder what moves can get you by...hopefully some answers at least will be found here...

Monday, July 12, 2010

URGENT POST: Paul Smith arrives in USA

You may have noticed the last two shoe posts revealed how partial we are to Paul Smith, the London designer. If you, too, liked his look we have good news - you can now buy Paul Smith in the US with US dollars with US distribution: www.paulsmith.co.uk/us

Paul Smith is stylish for sure. Don't be put off by his more outlandish stuff (he is a fashion designer after all). Amidst all the crazy outfits are perfectly made clothes for everyday use as well as the catwalk.
This would be a quick taste:














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  1. AnonymousJuly 17, 2010 at 4:07 PM

    Hey Stylemerchant,

    i was recommended your page by a friend of mine and just wanted to say thanks for the tips.

    My wife has always wanted me to make more effort with what I wear and although it didn't exactly fall on deaf ears, I had no clue where to start.
    I really like the Paul Smith stuff you have suggested here.

    This is the kind of gear i can wear out to dinner with my wife, look slick, but also not look like i am trying too hard!

    thanks!

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