Some of the biggest names in Hollywood are coming together to support cancer research in a rare television fundraiser on September 5, at 8 p.m. EST and PST.
The Italian suit is the most “fashion forward” suit style. It is more form fitting than American and British suits and is often the starting point for the trendy outfits featured in men’s magazines.
A.S. Berman’s book, “30 Years of British Television,” was a very fascinating read. Being an entertainment and Hollywood historian, I had been a longtime admirer of many of the British television shows.
The British suit has remained a staple wardrobe choice ever since it was popularized prior to World War II, especially since it looks so much better on many men than the old American sack suit.
When I first saw Henry Jaglom’s latest film “Hollywood Dreams,” I was left laughing and crying. It’s a film that focuses on the craziness of Hollywood and after watching the film, I am reminded of the phrase “Hollyweird” being used when describing our industry.
A messy house poses a sticky problem for a philosopher, especially if molasses has dripped on the kitchen floor. While a Confucius or a Heidegger are doing the dishes and dusting bric-a-brac, who’s free to do the philosophizing?
Hop on board for a grand adventure, from Europe to Africa! And the best part is... you don't even have to worry about the price of gas! The author of "My Mercedes" speaks out on his travels and what he's learned.
The American suit is still the boxiest of the three suit styles and the most conservative, but it’s a far cry from the original fifties sack suit. And it’s still the best choice for larger men.
Bespoke attire is the highest level of custom tailoring. Bespoke is the most expensive style of clothing, with every irregularity and asymmetry in the customer’s body measured and fitted.
What’s the difference between spit and saliva? Depends who it belongs to. Your own saliva is precious as blood; other folks' spit is dangerous as a biologic hazard. Yet, a little bit shared between close partners isn’t always bad.
Features Made To Measure
- Jun 29, 2008 - 8:54:10 PM In the previous column, I discussed off the rack (OTR) attire, which is
what most of us purchase and wear. Now I’ll talk about made to measure
(also known as semi-custom tailored) clothing.
