I have been ogling my copy for the past few days, and have nothing but praise for this virtual style book. It really should come with a price, and yet GG offers it for no charge to their email subscribers.<\/p>\n
“Over the past weeks, we have published fewer articles because we were working on our very first eBook \u2013\u00a0Gentlemen of Style<\/em>. This book focuses on men\u2019s clothing in the US in the 1930\u2032s as worn by elegant Gentleman\u00a0using Apparel Arts Fashion Illustrations from\u00a0Fellows<\/span>,\u00a0Saalburg<\/span>, Oxner, Hurd etc.<\/p>\n The goal of this book was to show the degree of elegance in men\u2019s clothing at the time, and to point out things that you may improve in your very own outfits. Overall, I discussed more than 30 fashion illustrations from the early 1930\u2032s Apparel Arts magazines, most of which have never appeared online anywhere.<\/p>\n Moreover, these illustrations are large unlike the tiny pics you usually see. In combination with the commentary, it is more details than the book\u00a0Men in Style<\/em>\u00a0and features considerably more information about the golden age of menswear \u00a0the 1930\u2032s.<\/p>\n Best of all, instead of spending\u00a0$200 \u2013 600 on\u00a0Men in Style<\/em>,\u00a0my book will be available\u00a0exclusively\u00a0to subscribers to the Gentleman\u2019s Gazette Newsletter for a limited time for free. All you have to do to claim your copy is to sign up here \u2013 enjoy the read!”<\/p>\n