3 Male Celebrities Wearing a Tweed Waistcoat

Celebrities have been wearing tweed on the big screen, and on television for many years. The costume is, after all, a way to help depict the character they are portraying, particularly in period dramas. Basil Rathbone and Jeremy Brett both wore tweed in their portrayal of Sherlock Holmes. The modern day Sherlock also sported stylish tweeds; Jude Law’s Dr. Watson wore a Harris tweed suit, Benedict Cumberbatch’s tweed overcoat, and of course the period drama Downton Abbey where virtually the whole male cast is dressed in windowpane tweed.

Mark Anthony Bradley stylist - Fashion Director at Jocks & Nerds magazine

Mark Anthony was born and bred in London and having taken heartfelt inspiration from his mother he soon found himself pursuing a career in fashion.

Paul Rudd - Man of the Year

The Hasty Pudding Theatricals, the oldest theatrical organization in the United States, welcomed actor and screenwriter, PAUL RUDD, to Harvard University where he received his Man of the Year award. The Hasty Pudding Theatricals’ Man and Woman of the Year Awards are presented annually to performers who have made lasting and impressive contributions to the world of entertainment. The Man of the Year award was established in 1963. Its past recipients include, among others, Robert Downey Jr., Tom Hanks, Chris Pratt, Robert De Niro, Harrison Ford, Justin Timberlake, and most recently, Ryan Reynolds.

Wool or Textile necktie to chose?

You will never find a wool or a textile necktie in the wardrobe of a British city-gentleman. He would wear a wool tie only in his countryside mansion, while knitted ties would leave with please for the people of art, science, literature and journalism, for their real or supposed rebelliousness and anti-conformism.

Celebrities' style: Justin Timberlake

Timberlake aired his first solo album in 2002 and throughout his career he has won nine Grammy Awards, four Emmy Awards, seven American Music Awards, three Brit Awards, ten Billboard Music Awards and eleven MTV Video Music Awards.

The exquisite gentleman - a man obsessed with personal elegance

Sartorial elegance isn't just a hobby for this breed of very-well-put-together men - it's their life's calling. Serena Altschul explores the world of the dandy, which Nathaniel "Natty" Adams (author of "I Am Dandy") and photographer Rose Callahan define as a man "obsessed with personal elegance."

The best looking man in a suit

Footballer David Beckham was received the title Best looking man in a suit, reports Female First.
Beckham surpassed the singer Justin Timberlake and actor George Clooney in the ranking of the British site - Institchu.co.uk. 520 women had to choose a famous man who they think looks best in a suit. For the player voted over 20% of participants in the survey.

Alicia Keys is the new face of Givenchy

Alicia Keys has become the new face of Givenchy's perfumes.
The singer signed the first contract for advertising cosmetic perfume at the department of the French fashion house and she will be the face of their newest scent, which will be released in September.

People's Choice Awards 2013 winners

The 40th People's Choice Awards ceremony was held January 8, 2014 at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
US actress Sandra Bullock dominated the competition by winning the most awards and four of her five nominations, including 'Favorite Movie Actress'.

Justin Timberlake likes women to dress in feminine clothes

The 'SexyBack' singer - who launched his William Rast clothing line in London store Selfridges on Monday (29.06.09) - isn't a fan of ladies wearing loose, casual clothing and prefers a smarter look.

He said: "The women in Los Angeles dress like boys. Here in London, you see a lot more of that tailored, sharp look that New York women have."

His design partner Trace Ayala added: "He's right. British girls dress pretty sharp - in America people tend to wear their clothes looser."

Cartier 100th anniversary in America celebration

Cartier hosted its 100th Anniversary in America Celebration and presented the exhibition Cartier... 100 Years of Passion and Free Spirit in America. It displays 100 one-of-a-kind Cartier Collection creations and also showcases along side pieces loaned from private collections of some of Cartier's most celebrated clients. The exhibition was opened in the Cartier Fifth Avenue Mansion in New York and will run through May 21st before moving to Cartier's Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive boutique and running June 1-14, 2009.