What to say in your intro? Share where you're from, your reason for joining, perhaps your favorite fragrance, watch or a picture of you dressed sharp! It's a small action, but a HUGE step in you getting value from this community becasue you go from being a lurker to an ACTIVE member. In fact men that introduce themselves are 10X more likely to the actions to becoming their best selves. Bonus Point - By introducing yourself you're guaranteed to level-up. Seriously, you'll get at least 5-20 likes/points (oftentimes more) which will move you to level 2 and possibly level 3. And just like that you have access to more of this community!

I built today’s look from the ground up with polished cognac split-toe derbies with apron stitching — because a gentleman should make a good impression before he ever extends a handshake. My chocolate brown suit carries that warmth upward, with neatly pressed trousers and a coordinating cognac belt keeping the details in step. A lavender checked shirt adds a little personality, and I’ve left the collar open to give the tailoring an easy confidence that suits my style. A softly puffed lavender pocket square and my leather-strapped Tissot finish the look, adding just the right measure of panache to a day at the office.

This episode of the Gentlemen's Forum is a special edition that is airing today for Pre-Election Message In this episode of the Gentleman's Forum, Anthony Buntyn emphasizes the importance of voting and staying informed about current affairs, particularly as elections approach in the United States. He discusses the responsibilities of gentlemen to engage in civic duties, understand political issues, and encourage others to participate in the democratic process. Whether this is your time to vote, or not as a gentleman, I urge you to catch this episode on being informed and why as a gentleman these matters. This is not about who to vote for, but that you have a responsibility as a gentleman to be informed and vote, share your points and values as a gentleman. Takeaways · Voting is a civic duty · Stay informed on current affairs Chapters · 00:00 The Importance of Voting · 10:04 Civic Responsibility and Engagement · 19:57 Understanding Political Issues · 30:04 Encouraging Others to Vote

Can cuff links and an open collar coexist in today’s workplace, or do they send mixed signals? This look makes a persuasive case for yes: the pink shirt and navy blazer feel relaxed, while the cuff links add a deliberate touch of polish. Leaving the collar open keeps the ensemble approachable, though the formality of cuff links means the pairing works best in a business casual or creative office rather than a strictly conservative one. The verdict: style has room for both, provided the workplace—and the rest of the outfit—can carry the conversation. Fellow RMRS students of style…what say you?

Like every week I start off with a Video Call with friends from different parts of the world. It has to be the best way to start a week, even if it means an early rise. I got to talk a little longer than usual today as my youngest is home with an illness and my eldest can usually get herself sorted. I chose a more restrained palette for today’s outfit, however it still looks great and I did go with Blues instead of the “normal” blacks, and because she is home my youngest wanted to take the photos, and we had to have the Pumpkin in the shots. 🎃🎃 Today’s outfit consists of; M.J. Bale Aston Suit, crafted from 100% New England Merino wool in a Charcoal Super 120’s cloth, with a subtle Navy POW check Charles Tyrwhitt Royal Oxford Windowpane Check Shirt in Steel Blue OTAA Silver Navy And Light Blue Striped Tie OTAA Silver Tie Cip Two OTTA Pocket Square one White with Sapphire Edge, the second Don Vitone Blue Wool in a Layer Cake fold Anson Blue Leather Strap with a Traditional Buckle in Silver OTAA Jack O’ Cups Shattuckite Skull Bracelet OTAA Marine Blue Ribbed Socks CNES MTO Oxford with Goodyear welted construction SOTD - Versace Eros Flame, it is a little cooler here today. WOTD - Erebus Ascent 41 Blue MoP