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The Shoemaker from Dustin Cohen on Vimeo.

The smart reader must have already seen Keikari’s list of online friends on the right side of the site. For casual clickers I am sharing all of them them and more again. The Internet provides an endless heap of style sites, but I find myself returning to around a dozen or so for inspiration and quality content. Casual glances I have in many directions, but time is limited and I try to keep out of the never-ending re-posting that undulates on Tumblr.

http://www.dandyism.net/

~ the most inspiring style site online; the one that lead me to dandyism, French essays, Regency London and Beau Brummell

www.voxsartoria.com

~ the most classically stylish man on the Internet; never too stiff, too tight or too fashionable

http://www.permanentstyle.co.uk/

~ a fine journey inside the world of British style; with the basics already covered, Simon Crompton delves deep into mills, tailors, cordwainers and such

http://putthison.com/

~ a valuable collection of style videos, primers and ephemera for the man who wants to learn

http://www.ivy-style.com/

~ one Ivy site to rule them all

http://www.theshoesnobblog.com/

~ Justin’s journey into artisanal and industrial shoemaking; many shoe secrets uncovered

http://ethandesu.com/

~ an online photo exhibition for the finest style photos

http://dresslikea.com/

~ the chap who proves that Finnish men do have style

http://www.gentlemansgazette.com/

~ my personal favourite; a unique collection of history, semantics, pictures, evolution, fabrics, interviews — the whole deal

http://www.claymoorslist.com/

~ passion for footwear and a vast collection of photos and interviews from Romania

http://vintageshoesaddict.com/

~ the finest vintage shoe collection in the Internet; updated far too sparsely

http://milstil.tumblr.com/

~ a unique collection of vintage ads, stylish photos, ephemera and inspiration

http://linksonjack.com/

~ stylish garments and smart columns

http://therakeonline.com/

~ the only style mag worth reading

http://www.styleforum.net/

~ online style university; choose wisely who to read and ignore the rest

‘The saddest thing I can imagine is to get used to luxury.’

~ Charlie Chaplin