Hey everyone I found an Armani suit I wanna thrift but I wanna clarify the authenticity first because the eagle of emporio Armani appears but the style in the label seems to be consistent with the black label I don't know if it's a fake or just how they made it back then,thanks in advance

Hey gents! Just wanted to do a poll on who wears High Rise (High Waist) traditional pants and who doesn’t. If you select an answer in the poll, could you also give an explanation as to why and or what you have noticed the difference is. Thank you!

Hey everyone Because I have a summer wedding coming up I have been looking to get a linen quarter lined or unlined suit jacket to wear.Because my budget is low I have been looking to thrift.My question is because 99% of them are beige do you think I could wear a beige jacket with all of my shirts (even dark navy or black) or does it look tacky and I can only wear it (and it looks great) with a classic white shirt

Picking a personal style is not about chasing trends or reinventing yourself every season. It is about recognizing what you consistently return to and owning it with intention. Over time, I noticed that my choices kept circling the same principles. Clean silhouettes. Quality materials. Restraint. Clothes that feel settled rather than performative. That repetition was not accidental. It was evidence. Personal style shows up in what you trust when there is no audience to impress and no costume required. I have worked in and helped close six, seven, eight, and even nine digit sales, and I have presented at conferences where attention is earned, not demanded. What I learned early on is that owning a room has nothing to do with peacocking. It comes from your voice, your posture, and your calm. When you are put together without being loud, people focus on what you are saying and how you carry yourself, not on flash or bling. Clothes should support that presence, not compete with it. Clothes should also target the mission. A suit is great at a fine dining establishment. You do not wear it to the gym. Know your target and know your audience. Context matters. Dressing well is not about wearing the same thing everywhere. It is about choosing the right expression of yourself for the room you are walking into. Brothers, you can own a room. If you have not yet, it is something that can be learned. My style may sound odd to some, especially given that I wear a lot of John Varvatos, which many people think of as a rocker brand. But facts are facts. I choose the pieces for their fit, texture, and restraint, not for flash or hardware. I do not buy cheap clothes, and sometimes I will go a little overboard when a piece truly fits my standards. Other times, I am just as happy being a bargain hunter. The price is not the point. Intention is. I would describe my style as understated, intentional, and refined casual. Clean lines. Elevated basics. Very little flash. I want my clothes to stay out of the way so my presence can do the work.

The Christmas tree lights turned the Aventurine dial into a small galaxy on my wrist. The sparkle shifts as you move, and the tree just helped it show off. The Erebus always walks that line between clean design and a little quiet magic. Paired it with Prada Luna Rossa Ocean Le Parfum. Smooth, modern, and steady through the day. It matched the watch’s tone without competing for attention. Simple pairing, but the two worked together well. A little shine on the wrist, a clean trail in the air.