http://www.dandyism.net Insufferably Bored Since 1802 Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:57:23 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 http://www.dandyism.net/?page_id=180&cpage=1#comment-22222 Who Do You Think You Are, Clark Gable? - idol radec Mon, 23 Aug 2010 18:16:25 +0000 http://www.dandyism.net/?page_id=180#comment-22222 [...] in this case, he is Clark Gable and today we’re saluting Gable’s fashion taste and what Esquire magazine described as “a model of subdued chic.” And how can we forget about that [...] [...] in this case, he is Clark Gable and today we’re saluting Gable’s fashion taste and what Esquire magazine described as “a model of subdued chic.” And how can we forget about that [...]

]]> http://www.dandyism.net/?page_id=180&cpage=1#comment-21896 Great Vintage Esquire Article | Prepidemic Magazine Mon, 18 Jan 2010 05:02:01 +0000 http://www.dandyism.net/?page_id=180#comment-21896 [...] Tailoring is definitely a lost art, yet the current bespoke movement presents an auspicious opportunity for the resuscitation of it. Read this vintage Esquire article from 1960 on Dandyism.net on tailoring, and the best dressed men (a great list of fine dressers comes at the end of the piece). It’s wonderful to see how good journalism was back in that day, and how good the styles really were, yet frustrating to see that men’s magazines these days pale by comparison. Check the article here. [...] [...] Tailoring is definitely a lost art, yet the current bespoke movement presents an auspicious opportunity for the resuscitation of it. Read this vintage Esquire article from 1960 on Dandyism.net on tailoring, and the best dressed men (a great list of fine dressers comes at the end of the piece). It’s wonderful to see how good journalism was back in that day, and how good the styles really were, yet frustrating to see that men’s magazines these days pale by comparison. Check the article here. [...]

]]> http://www.dandyism.net/?page_id=180&cpage=1#comment-21890 Great Vintage Esquire Article | Prepidemic Magazine Mon, 11 Jan 2010 06:42:02 +0000 http://www.dandyism.net/?page_id=180#comment-21890 [...] Tailoring is definitely a lost art, yet the current bespoke movement presents an auspicious opportunity for the resuscitation of it. Read this vintage Esquire article from 1960 on Dandyism.net on tailoring, and the best dressed men (a great list of fine dressers comes at the end of the piece). It’s wonderful to see how good journalism was back in that day, and how good the styles really were, yet frustrating to see that men’s magazines these days pale by comparison. Check the article here. [...] [...] Tailoring is definitely a lost art, yet the current bespoke movement presents an auspicious opportunity for the resuscitation of it. Read this vintage Esquire article from 1960 on Dandyism.net on tailoring, and the best dressed men (a great list of fine dressers comes at the end of the piece). It’s wonderful to see how good journalism was back in that day, and how good the styles really were, yet frustrating to see that men’s magazines these days pale by comparison. Check the article here. [...]

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