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The 25 Most Stylish Films of All Time

When it comes down to it, it’s the big screen where fashions are immortalized. Not the runway, not the street. From Shaft to North by Northwest, here are the movies that will never go out of fashion. View the slideshow on Men.Style.com…

Three Days of the Condor - 1975
A Clockwork Orange - 1971
Purple Noon - 1960
North by Northwest - 1959
Trainspotting - 1996
Get Carter - 1970
Diner - 1982
Breathless - 1959
Stranger Than Paradise - 1984
Shaft - 1971
Badlands - 1973
Quadrophenia - 1979
Rushmore - 1998
A Hard Day’s Night - 1964
Shampoo - 1975
8 1/2 - 1963
Bullitt - 1968
American Gigolo - 1980
Reservoir Dogs - 1992
How to Steal a Million - 1966
Blowup - 1966
In the Mood for Love - 2000
The Godfather Part II - 1974
The Harder They Come - 1973
Ocean’s 11 - 1960

Add comment February 11th, 2007

AskMen.com’s Top 49 Men

The Top 49 Men of 2006 is the product of more than one million votes cast by AskMen.com readers. View the full rankings, and profiles of each man who made the list…

1. George Clooney
2. Jay-Z
3. Richard Branson
4. Lance Armstrong
5. Tom Ford
6. Jerry Bruckheimer
7. Johnny Depp
8. David Beckham
9. Jorge Perez
10. Bill Clinton

Add comment January 15th, 2007

Lucky’s Favorite Shopping Websites

Interested in dressing better and shopping smarter? Lucky magazine has created a directory of their 200 favorite sites for online shopping, from A to Z…

Add comment September 3rd, 2006

The International Best-Dressed List Hall of Fame

The International Best-Dressed list was created in the 1940s by fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert. Before Ms. Lambert died in 2003 at age 100, she passed it on to Vanity Fair, with the idea that the magazine would continue publishing an annual list. Eleanor started the best-dressed list in New York in 1940 at the onset of the Second World War. She took up the idea from a previous French-oriented best-dressed list that came to an end when France fell to the Nazis. She launched it with the intention of promoting American fashion and its designers. This was both a practical and revolutionary idea, and with it Eleanor transformed the garment industry into the world-famous fashion business.

In its earliest years it was dominated by very rich women and/or socialites, members of royalty, and occasionally a movie star (Rosalind Russell was the first). Ten years later the number of movie stars had increased substantially. An individual must be on the best-dressed list four times in order to be inducted into the hall of fame. This year Kate Moss joins the list and appears on the cover of VF wearing only patent-leather stiletto boots and white gloves. View the list…

Add comment August 1st, 2006

Self Magazine’s Best Beauty Products 2006

Self asked 1,300 readers to identify their favorite products for its seventh annual Healthy Beauty Awards. Readers tested approximately 1,200 beauty products, which were limited to those released in the last 12 months. The products were divided into five categories: Skin savers, body basics, sun stars, makeup marvels and hair helpers.

Download the PDF list of winners (file size 93k)