Men’s Sunglasses & Face Shapes Guide
Men’s SS13 Colour Trend: Orange
Five SS13 Menswear Staples
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Top Ten Tips For Autumn/Winter 2010
Article by: Matt AllinsonAutumn/Winter Fashion & Style With my hopes of summer stretching into September completely disappearing and the rumours of hose pipe bans, heat waves and Indian summers begin to die down, I’ve been looking forward to the coming colder months plenty….
The Man’s Mantra
Article by: Luke ToddThe Modern Man's Mantra The Mantra of Arrogance: Many assume it to be a product of French invention; as it remains, arrogance is still an arrogant subject. I want to arrogate to myself the ability to mantra an indispensable guide…
Men’s Style Icons – Pharrell Williams
Article by: Matthew BurtEditor Introduction So this week Matthew has singled out Pharrell Williams as our style icon, and provided a basic guide as to how you can achieve his look. He is an icon for a lot of young males who want…
How To: Wear the right colours for your skin tone
Article by: Tom BloomfieldIntroduction For those of who are are familiar with my previous article on how to integrate colour into your wardrobe, you should now be pros at ditching the blacks and donning the brights! Well that is all very well, but…
How To: Integrate Colour into Your Wardrobe
Article by: Tom BloomfieldIntroduction Colour: A goth’s nightmare and the best friend of a children’s TV presenter. Like it or not, colour is all around us everywhere we go, yet all too often I see guys moping around the streets in an all-black…
Fashion Dilemma: The Long Weekend Away
Article by: Matt AllinsonOptions, Options, Options This article is based on a few experiences that I have had over the past year and it may be something that my fellow males have been going through too. We all know the situation, for whatever…
Men’s Style Icons – Ed Westwick
Article by: Matthew BurtFrom The Editor Introduction We are hoping to develop a regular style icon series here on Fashionbeans after the first article featuring George Lamb went down so well. A lot of women’s site feature regular “style steals” and “get the…
Dressing For Your Body Type This Summer: Tall & Skinny – Part Two
Article by: Tom BloomfieldIntroduction In the first part of this post I took you through the best summer items to be wearing on your top half to suit a tall, skinny frame. I suggested adding bulk with jackets and breaking the natural linear…
Celebrity Style Inspiration: George Lamb
Article by: Matthew BurtGeorge Lamb The son of the great British actor Larry Lamb, the tv-presenter, DJ, and general all round stylish male, George Lamb is somewhat of a fashion inspiration for the man of today. His variety of style is quirky and…
Dressing For Your Body Type This Summer: Tall & Skinny – Part One
Article by: Tom BloomfieldTall & Skinny Those lucky enough to have been given a tall and skinny frame reap many benefits in life. They can reach the top shelf in the supermarket, they can see above everyone else’s heads at gigs, and most…
Fashionbeans: Ask The Expert
Article by: Luke ToddThe Experts’ Introduction Life is a battlefield; yet wielding any description of prehistoric war paraphernalia at your boss/ co-workers/ friends/ potential love interests is deemed to be socially unacceptable. Going into any battle well dressed is going into a battle…
The Gentleman’s Guide
Article by: Luke ToddA GENTLEMANLY INTRODUCTION: From the etymology of the Latin gentili-s: belonging to the same gens or stock. The concise hyphenation of gen-tle-man, aided by the received IPA pronunciation along with offering the pluralisation of gentlemen. The noun form of a…
Men’s Suiting – Get It Right
Article by: Ashley CoverEditor Introduction So yesterday we featured the latest in Matt Allison’s men’s basics guide in which he talked about suit buying. Today Ashley has created an article with advice and information from a bespoke suit tailor which expands this subject…
Formalwear Tips – Ties
Article by: James FieldThe Do’s and Do Knots Walking to work in London, it amazes me now little people care about what they look like as they turn up to the office each day. So today I want to talk ties with you….
Men’s Fashion Revival? The Plus Fours
Article by: Jacob KamaraI was delving through my wardrobe the other morning and was feeling, ‘let’s say’ less than inspired. Although men’s fashion for this season has been given the step up, it’s still difficult to buy high-end, less mainstream threads without spending…
Men’s Style Icons: Cary Grant
Article by: Mark GillCary Grant dressed like the film stars of old, containing more than a hint of Douglas Fairbanks Sr; his sporty-but-elegant style gave him an edge over other leading men of his day. A classic Grant ensemble would be a grey…
Twitter Men’s Style Shrink
Article by: Luke ToddStyle Shrink Introduction “So tell me when you first developed your fear of socks and sandals…” Over the next few months you will see the FashionBeans site grow even bigger and sexier. And the writers… well they’ll just grow sexier…
The Importance of Men’s Shoes – Insider Perspective
Article by: Mark GillFeet Up Ask the majority of women what’s first thing they look at when meeting a man and you may be surprised by the answer. SHOES. I happen to agree. The single most important part of any gentleman’s attire is…
What is Men’s Style?
Article by: Zack EltonHave some style Style – what does that mean? To most men it means high end, high priced and highly unattainable. When did this happen? Style should be a mind set, a feeling that you have when you wake up….
Men’s Fashion Debate – The Man Skirt
Article by: Jacob KamaraOnce again fashion is causing a stir for people who have no intention in following it. As the man skirt gets more and more popular, and we’re not talking traditional native kilts here, it is certainly causing a controversial debate…
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