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Clothes and the Man: The Principles of Fine Men's Dress
by Alan Flusser
from Villard
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 
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Too poncy... 
I bought this book based on the positive reviews. What a disappointment. It comes across as too fussy. If this book had been come out in the early 20th century it would have been more appropriate.
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MENSWEAR REFERENCE BIBLE
WHEN A MAN GETS TO A POINT WHERE THEY DON'T WANT TO LOOK TRENDY ANYMORE,AND START TO FOCUS ON QUALITY AND STYLE, THIS IS THE REFERENCE BOOK TO READ AND OWN,TEACHES YOU HOW TO TIE A BOWTIE AND SEVERAL TIE KNOTS,ALSO COVERS WHAT SHIRT COLLAR FITS YOUR FACE,THIS IS A UNIVERSAL REFERENCE BOOK FOR FINE DRESSING......
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This is it!!
If you could buy only one book to have as a reference on men's clothes, this would be it!! If you are choosing between this book and A.F.'s "updated" later version, get this one. The updated one has less information and also a questionable section on modern casual wear. The book's illustrations are excellently clear, and it is a great learning and reference tool.
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Classic Timelessness
This is a quick, one-day read, but a lifetime keeper for reference.
Mr. Flusser covers all the essentials in detail: suit coats; suit trousers; sport coats; blazers; dress shirts; neckties; handkerchiefs; hose (socks); shoes; hats; and jewelery.
He covers sportswear such as cable-knit pullover sweaters and cardigans very briefly.
Mr. Flusser asserts the lines, look, and feel of all fine mens wear can be traced to the timespan of the 1930s - 1950s. This was the Golden Age of Hollywood when men... more info
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