I learned from other people’s experiences and was careful not to get hung up on labels or ideas about ‘quality. So, where it's come from, where it's at now and a little bit of a prediction on, you know, where it's going to go, which if-with the way he talks about it.

His blog is a good guide for how younger men can wear classic clothing in a way that feels relevant , but without losing the spirit of what makes classic tailoring so great.

His sport coats have a curvier silhouette, sweeping quarters, and lapels that are either razor straight or slightly concave (a style that’s influenced by both Neapolitan and Florentine tailoring). Flusser has assembled the largest andmost diverse collection of stylishly mantled men ever found in one book. In the beginning, I thought that if I had the right pieces or brands in my wardrobe, I would be happy or comfortable in my style,” he says. I studied the Science of Style in London, Hong Kong, and Bangkok and have created over 5000 videos/ articles to help men dress better.

All of these books revolve around the idea that you can dress in a relatively timeless and flattering way if you pay attention to some ideas about fit, proportions, and color. Inspired by Jean-Luc Godard films and old cinema, he wore button-down shirts, silk neckties, and even wide-brimmed fedoras. In fact, he's even got [Laughs] almost kind the kind of a centerfold pullout but it's more in fabrics than it is on [Laughs] what normally you would see on a…on a centerfold. He wears trackpants of his own these days — the famous butterfly embroidered, retro-striped trackpants from Needles.I tried those cropped, no-break pants and super short jackets, and I just didn’t like how they looked on me. Given that the penny loafers are also of Norwegian original, that means Norway has had at least some impact in the world of footwear. If he had to point to a style inspiration, he says he likes Uma Thurman’s yellow tracksuit in Kill Bill. Sturdy black cloth boards with silver lettering on spine with tiny bit of rubbing to corners and spine corners.

You can see some of his dance videos on Instagram (warning: they will make you want to get up and dance, so only watch in a clutter-free, open space). Yes, this is a different world from the one we regular chaps inhabit, this is where the serious grownups roam. Nowadays, Marco still loves dancing, but he does so in a way that blends various forms — breaking, waacking, and his new obsession, house.Actually, I've got probably three copies of the book-one for my office, one-well, I like being able to hand out a copy to someone that-a good friend that perhaps needs it.