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In today's podcast, we discuss Carson Kressley's "Off the Cuff" witty and practical guide to men's fashion. A standout member of the Fab Five on the hit television series 'Queer Eye for the Straight Guy,' Carson Kressley is also a fashion expert for Us magazine and an independent image consultant and fashion stylist. Drawing on his experiences in the fashion industry, Kressley emphasises building a classic, personal style rather than chasing fleeting fashion trends. We'll be covering wardrobe essentials such as shoes, underwear, pants, shirts, and accessories, giving specific advice on quality, fit, and perfect styling by occasion, to instantly boost your style and confidence.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's podcast we discuss James Wagenwood's complete manual to style and a guide to men's self-improvement. We'll cover self-care (physical and mental health, exercise, grooming), social skills (etiquette, communication), mental well-being (stress management, therapy), relationships (dating, marriage, divorce), and lifestyle choices (fashion, travel, entertaining). Wagenwood's purpose is to empower men to lead fulfilling and well-rounded lives by providing practical guidance and encouraging self-awareness and emotional honesty. We'll offer practical advice on various aspects of daily life, from choosing a doctor to organising finances and actionable guidance on wardrobe choices, etiquette, and handling all kinds of social situations.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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Former contributor at Andy Warhol’s Interview, creative director of advertising at Barneys New York, columnist at Details magazine with "The Style Guy," which later migrated to its permanent home at GQ magazine where O’Brien shares knowledge on styling matters ranging from how to put together a wardrobe for a trip to Bermuda, or when it is appropriate to wear flip-flops in public. "How To Be a Man" is the culmination of O’Brien’s thirty years of style and etiquette wisdom and in today's podcast we cover topics ranging from traditional etiquette and morality to contemporary fashion and social trends, offering witty observations and poignant advice on style, masculinity, and modern life.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's men's styling podcast, we discuss Paul Keers's "A Gentleman's Wardrobe." We explore the history and significance of classic menswear, the origins and evolution of clothing and accessories, etiquette guidelines, and interesting anecdotes about menswear development and cultural relevance.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's podcast, we discuss "Multicultural Manners - Essential Rules of Etiquette for the 21st Century" by Norine Dresser, an award-winning guide to etiquette. We identify critical cross-cultural hot spots and suggest methods that foster respect for diversity, the dos and don’ts of successful business and social interaction, detailed tips on avoiding embarrassment in a variety of social settings, amusing firsthand accounts of cultural gaffes, a breakdown of customs, religions, languages, and ethnicities for seventy different countries, and appropriate etiquette for innumerable settings.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's deep dive, we discuss "Dressed to Kill - British Naval Uniform, Masculinity and Contemporary Fashions 1748-1857 by Amy Miller. We'll look at the relationship between British Naval uniforms and the expression of masculine ideals within British society, the significance of uniforms in defining status and rank, the impact of military victories and technological innovations on naval dress, and their influence on contemporary fashion trends and social developments.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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Today, we discuss "The Style Bible - The 11 Rules for Building a Complete and Timeless Wardrobe" by James Bassil, a guide to men's fashion, grooming and hygiene. We tackle 11 styling rules or fundamentals every man must know and use to improve his dress sense and lifestyle. You'll learn how to build a versatile wardrobe, coordinate different colours, patterns, and accessories, learn which clothes flatter your body type, and navigate the worlds of shoes, jeans, and watches. You'll also learn how to dress appropriately for any occasion or environment, from meetings at the office to first dates and nights on the town.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's podcast, we discuss "Everyday Fashion - Interpreting British Clothing Since 1600" by Bethan Bide, Jade Halbert, and Liz Tregenza to shed light on the role of clothing in shaping social, cultural, and political identities in Britain. We explore "everyday fashion" by presenting case studies of garments, wearers, and relevant social contexts. We delve into the diverse types of British society from the eighteenth to the twentieth century, examining everything from the everyday garments of the wealthy and the working classes to the evolution of workwear and the rise of mass-produced clothing.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's podcast, we discuss "The Bluffer's Guide to Etiquette by William Hanson," a humorous guide designed to help you navigate the complexities of British social etiquette. We'll offer advice on proper greetings, dining etiquette, wedding protocols, and royal gatherings, as well as the unspoken rules of British high society, the importance of class distinction, and rules for social climbing. Acquire all the knowledge you need to pass as an expert in the world of etiquette and high society. Know what to say, what not to say, where to be seen, and what and what not to wear. Never again be found wanting when asked if someone is PLU or NQOCD, why port should be passed to the left, or how many air kisses you should aim at the proffered cheek of someone you barely know. Arm yourself with the essential words or phrases that have entered pre-revolutionary France's etiquette lexicon, and learn not to mix up your droit de seigneur with your noblesse oblige. Bask in the admiration of your aristocratic hosts as you politely inquire about the place a table, pronounce confidently whether the going is heavy or soft, and hold your own against the most sneering of posturing parvenus.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's Men's Style podcast by The VOU, we discuss "True Style - The History and Principles of Classic Menswear" by G. Bruce Boyer. We'll explore the evolution of men's clothing, the subtle styling rules, specific clothing and the trends that have shaped men's styles over time, such as boots, bow ties, ascots, denim, and the tuxedo. Dressing well is not about following fleeting fashion trends but understanding the 'grammar of clothing' as a form of communication and using it to project a personal sense of style. We emphasize the importance of quality craftsmanship, the subtle art of mixing patterns, the timeless elegance of classic menswear, and the importance of sprezzatura – the art of cultivated nonchalance and key to true old-money style.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's podcast we are looking at "How to Be a Gentleman" by John Bridges who aims to equip men with a practical takes on modern etiquette, emphasizing the importance of consideration for others. We'll cover several aspect of a gentleman's life, from social interactions and dining to professional conduct and travel and give you detailed advice on topics like using a cell phone, attending parties, and handling challenging situations.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's men's podcast, we discuss Ametora - How Japan Saved American Style by W. David Marx, highlighting the captivating and complex relationship between Japanese youth culture and American fashion. We reveal how Japanese fascination with American style developed through distinct waves - starting with the adoption of Ivy League fashion in the 1960s - each wave defined by a specific aesthetic and social context. We examine the adoption of Preppy fashion, the rise of denim, the appropriation of Yankee style by delinquents, the embrace of European fashion, the emergence of 'Ura-Harajuku' street fashion, and the Japanese obsession with vintage American clothing and much more.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In this session, we'll cover "The Official Preppy Handbook" by Lisa Birnbach, Jonathan Roberts, Carol Mcd Wallace, and Mason Wiley, a humorous guide to the manners, customs, practices and fashion style of "preppies." We'll explore the preppy lifestyle, dress etiquette, social behaviour, preppy schools, holidays, sporting activities, rituals and traditions of this specific social group.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In this podcast, we discuss "The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Costume and Fashion 1550-1920" by Jack Cassin-Scott. We'll take you on a visual journey through fashion history, different styles of dress and fashion accessories prevalent between the 16th and 18th centuries, providing a detailed glossary of terms alongside numerous illustrations that depict these styles. We'll also discuss the influence of Spanish court fashion on the rise of the "bloomer" style and the impact of the French Revolution.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In this podcast, we discuss "True Prep: It's a Whole New Old World," a humorous guide to the modern preppy lifestyle by Lisa Birnbach and Chip Kidd. We'll explore the world of preppies through witty anecdotes and satirical observations; defining characteristics of preppy culture, from fashion and education to leisure activities and social etiquette. We'll look at the evolution of the preppy lifestyle and how it has adapted to contemporary times while retaining its core values of tradition, exclusivity, and a certain degree of privilege.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's podcast, we discuss "Men’s Style: Quick Guide to Improve Your Style and Dress Like a Real Man by William Wyatt" a guide for men on improving their personal style and dressing more professionally. We'll see why the author argues that "a man's style reflects his inner world and that how he presents himself impacts how others perceive him." We'll offer practical advice on the most appropriate footwear, selecting clothing for different occasions, establishing a personal style, and overcoming barriers to change, providing.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In today's session, we discuss "Gentleman: A Timeless Fashion" by Bernhard Roetzel, a men's styling guide emphasizing a dress code rooted in English tradition, widely accepted as the most classic style worldwide. We cover a wide range of topics related to a gentleman's wardrobe, including grooming, shirts, suits, shoes, accessories, and even items like umbrellas, cigarettes, and pipes, focusing on specific sections like "The Beard," "The Shirt," "The Suit," and "The Bow Tie," providing detailed descriptions of the ideal style and quality of each garment.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In this podcast, we discuss "Fashion and Feeling - The Affective Politics of Dress by Roberto Filippello and Ilya Parkins" an excellent selection of chapters exploring fashion and feeling. We'll be focusing on how clothing can be more than mere material objects and can be seen as embodying and communicating emotions, ideas, and historical context. Each chapter explores the affective potential of clothing, connection to identity, and role in cultural and social change. We'll be looking at topics like the history of the closet and the role of clothing in therapy, the impact of militarism on clothing design, and the significance of beadwork for Indigenous communities. Additionally, the book considers how clothing can be used to express and process grief, trauma, and belonging, and how it can be a tool for challenging societal norms and advocating for social justice.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In this podcast, we dissect Bernhard Roetzel's "Gentleman Lookbook" and the impact of different styles on men’s fashion, including influences from the American Ivy League and Bavarian-Austrian influences. We guide you step by step through formal wear, outlining the history and significance of different garments, such as the tailcoat, morning coat, and dinner suit, and how to create a timeless wardrobe.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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In this podcast, we discuss Peter Post’s "Essential Manners for Men," a guide to modern etiquette specifically aimed at men and the importance of etiquette in real-world contexts. We discuss men's manners, from daily domestic interactions to dating, casual interactions, and more formal events like weddings and business dinners. We'll share actionable tips on how to navigate social situations with grace and confidence, ultimately fostering better relationships.
A Men's Styling Podcast Made with LOVE by The VOU's Expert Image Consultants.
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