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AskMen.com	Style Icon: Gerry Mulligan Gerry Mulligan, the second in our series of jazz musician style icons, relied on simple clothing items combined with his (and everyone's) greatest style asset -- a unique presence.
AskMen.com Sachin Bhola	Apolis Activism Army Field Jacket If you're looking to buy into the military trend but want something with some staying power consider Apolis Activism's Army Field Jacket.
AskMen.com Ben Clymer	Casio G-Shock This watch may be fetching a pretty penny on eBay in the coming weeks as news of its discontinuation hits the street.
AskMen.com Sachin Bhola	Marc by Marc Jacobs Charcoal Contrast Twill Vest The waistcoat has been popularized as an item of casual rigueur thanks to numerous indie bands, hipsters and style icons who don them as part of laid-back outfits.
AskMen.com Farah Averill	Ben Sherman Beak Mod-Fit Shirt Switch things up a bit this season and try on a polo shirt in a shade other than white, like this bold blue version from Ben Sherman.
AskMen.com Ben Clymer	Linde Werdelin Oktopus The Oktopus diving watch is the manliest of Linde Werdelin's ultimate man machines -- meant to dive, and dive deep.
AskMen.com Farah Averill	Agnes B. For DC Shoes Pair these electric-blue sneakers with just about anything you want, but remember that these are the kind of shoes that don't just make an outfit -- they are the outfit.
AskMen.com Ryan Murphy	Raid Her Closet Shelve your outdated notions about women's clothing as we proudly present our comprehensive guide to raiding her closet.
AskMen.com Ben Clymer	The Return of the Small Watch Prepare yourself to take a lot of flack from girls who are looking for a man with sleek and understated everything, including watches.
AskMen.com Christian Chensvold	Introducing AM's Jazz Style Icons AskMen.com is kicking off a series of style icon profiles of four jazz artists: Miles Davis, Gerry Mulligan, Bill Evans, and Chet Baker.
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