Menswear

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Many a book on the subject of London and its contribution to men’s fashion has been written and expounded upon, but few have found a truly unique way to tackle the topic and stay the course.

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“This is a celebration of style in its purest sense.”

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An icon, by definition, is a widely known symbol and is supposed to possess instant recognition.

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“Match your pocket square with your shirt, shoes, socks, belt, hat, gloves or trousers.

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The Finest Menswear in the World is not about mere men’s fashion as it is commonly thought of; this monograph is about men’s fashion that transcends our common perception of such.

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G. Bruce Boyer has, in essence, created an encyclopedia of men’s fashion and style. True Style is the how, when, why and history, including origins, of all men’s fashion.

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looking good is not only about the labels on your clothes but about how you present yourself to the outside world.”

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“. . . a mighty fun read . . .”

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“How many other magazines of any kind of during that era that included articles about Zen Buddhism, diamond shopping, and art appreciation—all with a masculine slant?”

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“. . . not about brands; he is about style, make, quality, fabric, as well as type of manufacture including machine made, hand finish, handmade, and bespoke.

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First off, let’s discuss the book from the point of view of its sublime physical presence.