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Wednesday, August 27, 2003

Men's Fashion Tips

This post could also be titled "How to Dress Like Ed." Over at The Morning News they have posted a series of basic men's fashion articles with great tips on selecting dress slacks, how to buy a suit, what color's of polo shirts should you have, when not to wear suspenders (Always!). And an accompanying piece on Women's Fashion Tips. Now go out there and shop!

Men’s Fashion: Part 1, Suits

Men’s Fashion: Part 2, Dress Shirts

Men’s Fashion: Part 3, Pants

Men’s Fashion: Part 4, Conclusion

Men’s Fashion: Spring

Women's Fashion: Fuh da Laydees

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Wednesday, August 27, 2003

Men's Fashion Tips

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