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Michael Hainey

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Of Advice and Men

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By Michael Hainey Verified
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Our men’s-wear advice columnist champions dressing like Tom Brady—yes, really—warns against trying too hard to look edgy, and settles other pressing matters of style Q: You’ve griped about how people dress on airplanes. So … how can a guy be comfortable on a long-haul flight but still have solid style? A: Look, here’s my simple rule: Your boarding pass is not a free pass to be a slob.
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The Man Behind Mr Porter

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By Michael Hainey Verified
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A look back (and ahead!) at the evolution of men’s wear with Toby Bateman—the Mr Porter C.E.O. who helped redefine how men shop for luxury Fifteen years is not that much time, but in the world of fashion it’s an eternity. Or, rather, it’s enough time to see trends come and go, designers and retailers rise and fall. Perhaps no one has a better grasp of the fickle fashion business, specifically men’s wear, than Toby Bateman, the C.E.O. of the online men’s-fashion site Mr Porter.
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Of Advice and Men

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By Michael Hainey Verified
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Our men’s-wear advice columnist settles the sweltering season’s biggest style debates, including one non-negotiable: absolutely no shorts at the office Before I get to your questions, I want to give a sartorial shout-out to Mauro Manzoni, the mayor of Varenna, a lovely fishing village on Lake Como. This past week he made it illegal for men (i.e., tourists) to walk the village’s streets shirtless or in swimwear. Violators will be fined as much as 200 euros.
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