Cary Grant, John F. Kennedy, Humphrey Bogart; these are the individuals that men today should be designing their style after. Despite the current push in American fashion to move men towards a more “traditional” and “classic” image, the streets still seem to be filled with guys who try way too hard to look like total tools. How hard is it to buy a suit that actually fits your shoulders? I’m six foot four, and yet I can even get suits that fit (albeit with slight alterations), so any guys who walk the streets still looking like a circa 1998 Dallas Cowboys linebacker have no excuses, whatsoever. Men of the United States need to take a look at their collective cultural heritage and examine why Cary Grant has been a style icon for over half a century. His shoulders fit well, he’s not afraid to show a little cuff, his clothes are always simple and classic rather than trendy and flamboyant; these are the rules that all men should adhere to. I don’t care how many times people may read something of this nature by one fashion writer or another, until men start to listen it is not enough.
