Fashion & Clothing

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AskMen.com Farah Averill	Fred Perry Suede Mid Laceups These shoes will complement anything from dress shirts to T-shirts in every color.
AskMen.com Jeremy Berger	RVCA Trooper II Bag Perfect for a day hike, the bag also has a padded laptop compartment so you can stay connected on the move -- and with its reasonable price, a smart purchase during uncertain economic times.
Outside March 2009 Alicia Carr	Sea Change How do you swing a great job in the islands? Ask these five guys, all of whom have figured out how to balance a career with the relaxed lifestyle of the Bahamas.
Outside March 2009 Justin Nyberg	Reboot Before there was Timbaland, there were Timberland boots.
AskMen.com February 26, 2009 Ariel Adams	Romain Jerome Dark Side Of The Moon Like each Moon Dust DNA watch made by Romain Jerome, the Dark Side of the Moon includes a certificate ensuring that it includes actual moon dust particles in the material construction of the dial.
AskMen.com February 26, 2009 Ben Clymer	LUM-TEC M Chronograph The M Chronograph from American start-up LUM-TEC is changing what customers should expect from a sub-$500 watch.
Inc. March 2009 Ryan Underwood	Things I Can't Live Without Marcie Allen Cardwell knows the value of choosing products that suit her personality.
AskMen.com Farah Averill	Label Profile: Moncler Moncler fills the void left by other labels by fusing fashion-forward designs with advanced technology to craft highly functional, yet sexy, outerwear that performs equally well in the city and on the slopes.
AskMen.com James Bassil	Future Trends From New York Fashion Week The dominant themes in New York were the Americana Revival and deconstructed formal wear. Here are four specific menswear looks that AM picked up on.
AskMen.com Farah Averill	AM Rule Refresher: Collect Your Staples Here are a few rules for acquiring those versatile pieces that will form the building blocks of your wardrobe.
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