Author: Analysts

#ThrowbackThursdays
The Fab Four were proverbial for their musical dexterity as well as their unique style, and suddenly every man about town wanted to don this sophisticated look. Marked by sleek suits, somewhat bulky coats, and cheeky pops of color through polo tops and shirts, this was easily the most popular look for men of the bygone era.

#WearitWednesdays
If you’re looking for minimalist basics that you can appreciate wearing inside or outside of the office without any radical designs or crazy-all overprints, go for a plain-colored Button-up shirt.

#TeachingTuesdays
Straighten up that collar:
The collar of your favorite shirt is all messed up and to add to your woes, your regular iron is out of commission. Don’t fret! Borrow a hair straightener from your girlfriend or wife. It works like a charm.

#MotivationalMondays
People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing.
– Dale Carnegie

#FreestyleFridays
Wearing a freestyle pair of chinos has its own benefits. Pick one with an adaptive waistband and stretch for all-day comfort. Besides, the lightweight cotton used in making these should keep them around even in the hot and humid summer.

#ThrowbackThursdays
When it comes to iconic trends in 1960s fashion for men, it’s difficult to beat the cool and carefree looks of Jimi Hendrix. The 60’s culture was tagged by free love, ever-challenging traditions, and getting closer to nature. Nowhere was this more evident than in the flower-child fashion of the period.

#WearitWednesdays
Khakis are a keystone in every business casual wardrobe. Classic pleated khakis are an instant attention grabber. Whether you’re going for a skinny fit or relaxed fit or everything else in between, a pair of Khakis is the thing for you.

#TeachingTuesdays
Men look ten times hotter when they fold their sleeves and rightly so, but you need to fold it right to make a lasting impression. This is how you do it:

#MotivationalMondays
When you start to do the things that you truly love, it wouldn’t matter whether it is Monday or Friday; you would be so excited to wake up each morning to work on your passions.
– Edmond Mbiaka

#FreestyleFridays
The first key to business casual dress is to wear items that fit. Buy a tailored blazer and let this serve as the cynosure to your overall look. It should be slim enough and not baggy. Ensure it isn’t so tight that you can’t comfortably move about with the top button fastened. As for your pants, be smart about the break. While some people can pull off a dress pant without any break, most will want a tapered trouser having a cuff that gently rests on the top of the shoe.