\u201dIt used to be rather simple and time-saving: a man would get up in the morning, put on his business uniform \u2013 dark suit, white shirt and tie, black cap toes \u2013 and go to work. If he wanted to incorporate a few personal touches, like a natty pocket square or somewhat intricate wristwatch, fine. But he didn\u2019t need to spend a great deal of time worrying whether or not his mock turtleneck was appropriate with his canvas gamekeepers jacket, or whether he should wear his leather blousson with the pastel gabs or the jewel-tone, narrow-wale cords, or what sort of footwear would be appropriate with the peacock blue stretch denims. Today, with all the high-tech innovations and information at our fingertips, it would seem that many men actually don\u2019t know what to wear. I mean, they can\u2019t dress themselves because they no longer know what\u2019s appropriate for virtually any occasion except weight-training.\u201d<\/p>\n
– G. Bruce Boyer<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"