A lot of menswear and style blogs usually are in support of men wearing dress shoes more as it tends to portray elegance and a certain sartorial standard but that’s not my cup of tea, I have only one dress shoe and I’ve hardly worn it. I’m more of a casual dressed up shoe guy and one brand I’ve grown to love is Nanny State . This chic Winston Loafers retail for $67.99 and will sure complement loads of outfits in my closet

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Nanny State Winston Striped Loafers

Contemporary pop artist –creative best describes him- Marco Santaniello the brains behind TSkirt and my very good friend is rounding up his series of pop art images of iconic people in fashion –you might recognize some here- for an exhibition in Milan . I sent him the image below and he rendered it artistically to my delight and its now my profile image on a number of social networking sites ] Follow him on twitter Here .

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Pop Art by Marco Santaniello

Topman has an amazing set of bracelets/studs/cuffs for men and it’s my new addiction. The question is how much can/should a man own? Personally I think it’s limitless, they don’t last very long if used continuously so its ideal to have diff pieces so you can switch them up

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Men’s Bracelets [New Arrival @ Topman]

Former Manchester United & now Real Madrid soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo whose looks are on par with his skills on the pitch is the new face and body for Emporio Armani underwear and Jeans. Cristiano has never been one to shy away from showing skin so I think this role naturally came to him bearing in mind his skill and iconic status amongst the gays and heterosexuals, a quality his predecessor David Beckham also had.

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Cristiano Ronaldo for Emporio Armani Underwear & Jeans

Asosman ’s spring 2010 collection takes on a muted palette featuring baby blues, peach and dusty pinks tempered by accents of grey, olive and stone. Print is a key feature whether as a graphic overprint onto a denim shirt or as a paisley print on an unstructured blazer, but these whisper rather than shout. Boldness emerges through African batik summer shorts and floral surf shorts

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Asosman Spring/Summer 2010

Veja + Merci , the Parisian concept store combining luxury with charitable objectives, have paired up to design an exclusive trainer made with organic cotton and wild Amazonian rubber. The sneakers will be available in exclusivity at the merci store in Paris from February 2010.

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Veja + Merci Sneakers

Designer Anthony Keegan is back with Commonwealth Utilities fall/winter 2010 collection boasting of superb fabrication and a through structure. As always the outerwear is superb and the shirts are decent with medium sized collars.

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Commonwealth Utilities Fall/Winter 2010

German designer of Lebanese and Palestinian heritage Husam el Odeh collaborated with Topman last year for and a/w 09 jewelry collection. Several of the pieces are still available for grabs including d cool soldier man brooch [pictured below] which appears very boyish and playful. Click Here to purchase.

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Husam El Odeh for Topman

The classic Tee shirt gets an upgrade this courtesy of Supima Cotton. The premium cotton brand brings a luxurious bent to a beloved American wardrobe staple. With 50 years of producing The World’s Finest Cotton under its belt, Supima ’s collection of unisex Tee shirts and tops is available exclusively at Bloomingdale ’s

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Supima Launches Premium Tee Shirt Line at Bloomingdale’s

Hypebeast shares images of Jay Kos and his eponymous label’s spring/summer 2010 footwear collection. From its early beginnings in 1996 Jay Kos has always been influenced by colors and always sought to add a little twist here and there, so it’s only befitting that his ss2010 is color savvy.

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Jay Kos Spring/Summer 2010 Footwear