"To the untrained eye, men's fashion is deceptively simple, and finding a personal style can take years. Esquire Magazine, the decades-old source for men's fashion as well as entertainment and culture, seeks to assist those interested in attaining a personal, wearable style. This attractive volume runs down the hows and whys of this often-elusive goal. The basics that should be in every wardrobe are addressed first and foremost, with flash explanations for each article reflecting the magazine's signature print style. Chapters run down the essentials in order of importance from 'How to Dress for Every Stage of Life' to 'Casual Style.' Glitzy color photographs of famous celebrities and chiseled models illustrate each striving point. Historical asides are given when appropriate to give the reader more context to a specific article of clothing. Also useful are helpful tips like how to find and keep a good tailor and how best to wear denim in the new modern office. Given the wayward nature of fashion trends, this guide will help the discerning consumer work a foundation for tried-and-true looks." --Booklist Online