From what I've seen with working with guys for almost a decade, they want a straightforward answer to what type of item goes with what type of item, such as every time you wear Jeans, you must wear a Polo.

Unfortunately, there is no such formula, as much as Youtubers and subscription boxes want you to believe, but I'll give you the closest thing…

It’s that time of year again… we’re downloading the latest day planner apps, dusting off the treadmill, and making those “living my best life” resolutions for the new year.  For many of us, this involves taking a long, hard look at our overstuffed closets and realizing that it’s time for a “closet edit.”  Read on for our top tips for a quick and painless closet edit at this (or any) time of the year…

One of the most frustrating things for men is trying to find pants that actually fit and look good. In this video, I'll share with you the exact steps to get pants that fit perfectly every time.

I recently came across a photo of myself in a suit from 2015. I thought it would be fun to do something different and give myself a review.

Watch me break down exactly what I'm doing wrong and how to fix it, then, steal it for yourself.

Here’s the secret which no one seems to understand…

There is no “right” style. None.

There is, however, a style that is right for you.

Are you considering incorporating bold and / or colorful socks into your professional attire? eFinancialCareers recently reached out and asked for my thoughts on this exact topic for a spotlight piece on Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon. Click through for the full article.

Sometimes, the amount of different brands men have in their closet is staggering. Honestly, it could rival a department store in terms of selection. Many of the guys I work with can't even remember or name half of the brands they own.

The thing I've noticed is - The more brands in the guy's closet, the less stylish the guy is.

I find that, for many men, style is as confusing as looking at high-level math problems. Trying to figure out how to improve your wardrobe and what you should wear can look like a messy mix of numbers and letters you don’t know how to solve.

Fortunately, style, like math, has some basic principles and logical steps to help you solve those problems.

I often hear from new clients that they want to dress like James Bond. I’ve recently binged a couple of the 007 films on some of the travel I’ve been doing for styling clients lately, and I thought it would be helpful if I shared some tips and tricks to getting that signature style.

If you know what you're doing, you can make your body size look much larger or smaller by knowing this one visual principle I'm going to share with you in this blog post.

At some point during a style consult, guys will usually ask me about innerwear basics like boxers, socks, etc. So today, I'm going to walk through some well-made basics to stock your wardrobe that I’ve used extensively, both for clients and myself.

Just as acid and fat are needed in cooking to balance spice, "plain" clothing items are needed to balance the "exciting" stuff. An over-spiced outfit looks terrible the way an over-spiced dish tastes terrible. For more on how to achieve this balance, read on….

Proper clothing care and maintenance is the least sexy thing to talk about when trying to improve your style, but it gives you the best return on your investment. Caring for your clothing allows you to shop less often since you won't have to replace your clothes as frequently and ensures the items you already own look great.

Today, I want to show you one of the easiest ways to pair colors together with your clothing without thinking about it.
Little do you know that the great outdoors has already done all the color pairing for you; we’re just going to steal it.

There is a trick that most style influencers use to convince you that they’re much more stylish than they actually are.
A trick that can elevate a casual outfit quickly and easily. A trick that anyone can do. Want to know what it is?

Read on….

Not one guy I've ever met says, "Oh, everything fits me perfectly." So, if you feel that way, don't worry - you're in good company; everyone feels this way. Today, we'll talk about how to get stuff to fit you correctly, as there are only a handful of ways to do it.

You may be shocked to know, but most of my clothing, I'd say at least 80%, comes from about five brands. I understand that this seems strange for a guy who works in clothing, but there’s a strategy behind it. Click through to find out why…

Today, we're going to do something fun— I’m going to walk you through a review/critique of an outfit photo sent to me by a client, explain what I look for when reviewing an outfit, and exactly how to fix it.

Even if you get help figuring out the right clothing, it should always be in the context of what works for you, not what works for them. That’s the difference between fashion and style : fashion is what they tell you to wear. Style is what you like to wear.

Everything you can think about can have accurate and visually pleasing proportions - Cars, homes, and even people's bodies and faces. Most guys can accurately spot proportions in many designs but don't think about it much when it comes to their outfits.

I often see men trying to diagnose why an outfit has gone wrong, but when they can't put their finger on it, it has something to do with proportion. Here's the key...