Showing posts with label tie bars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tie bars. Show all posts

Monday, January 3, 2011

Seth Rogan, The Green Hornet - Stylish Movie Of The Year?

Being home for the holidays allowed me to catch up with old friends, family and a bit of television. I recall a while back hearing that Seth Rogan was cast in the upcoming Green Hornet movie. Probably due to the less than lethal fighting scenes in Pineapple Express, I didn't think Seth Rogan was an action star. He's slimmed down and after viewing some of the trailers, he may be in the most stylish action movie of the year. He along with Jay Chou, looking dapper in a tie bar, make quite a crime fighting duo as the Green Hornet and Kato.

picture courtesy of sony pictures

A re-make of the iconic Bruce Lee film, Green Hornet 2.0 features great ties, cufflinks, slim suits and tie bars to boot. The 3-D experience will certainly be visually stunning, especially with director Michel Gondry at the helm. Famous for his unique takes on music videos as well as the quirky Eternal Sunshine For The Spotless Mind, movement and action will certainly take a creative spin.

Cultivate your inner Kato with a cool selection of tie bars here .


Monday, March 2, 2009

Accessory of the Day

The featured item on today's AskMen.com is the all important tie clip. While it may seem small in size, the tie clip is the added touch that goes a long way. Fashion meets function and adds the polished complete look to your ensemble.


Made from what some consider to be the best metal, this sterling silver tie slide is a simple, yet refined tie slide that will outlast any other. A subtle and sophisticated diagonal striped design completes this look. A great piece for the office, home or a night out. Tie clip by David Donahue.



Whether at a formal black tie dinner or you are just heading out for a dinner with that special someone, if a tie is worn, don't forget to add the tie clip. No outfit will be complete with out the sleek clip keeping your tie in place. Black fiber optic glass lays flush in a silver plated setting. This tie clip also features a hinged back and rounded edges for a chic polished finish. Tie clip by Tateossian London.

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Thursday, February 19, 2009

Spotlight Section: Make Your Own!

You have searched every department and men's specialty store and scowered the internet trying to find that perfect pair. Maybe you caught a glimpse of your grandpa's cuff one day when you were a kid, or maybe its a pair you have only envisioned. But to no avail you cannot find it.

Everyone always says if you want it done right, do it yourself! CuffLinks.com now carries a line of Make Your Own items including, 2 types of cufflinks, a tie bar and a stud set!


Silver palates for whatever design your heart desires. Make your own cufflinks come fitted with an oval backing for a stylish and functional pair. A great gift purchase for those collectors in your life. Objects can be adhered using almost any method.

Use this pair of sterling silver backings to attach your favorite gem or ornament for the pair you have always wanted.


With this sturdy base you are able to add the perfect adornment to create that look no one else has thought of. Great for the collector who has everything, but can’t find that specific piece he has been looking for.


With 4 studs, complete with spring backings, you can make the perfect set to match your favorite pair of cufflinks. Stones, coins or just about anything you can imagine can be adhered to this set of studs.

The best methods of adhering gems, rocks or any other decoration are micro-welding, solder and super glue. Try your hand at being a designer with any one of these Make Your Own products!

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Thursday, January 22, 2009

Suit Style

While sometimes we can't afford to drop big bucks on the latest designer suit for work, there are ways to make any suit look better, be it $500 or $5,o00.


Every suit can use alterations. Alterations help keep the suit trim and fit the suit to you rather than the other way around.

A pocket square can go a long way. This ivory pocket square from Brooks Brothers is pure silk, made in Italy and costs $35.


Tie Bars add an elegance to your look. Not only do they keep your tie in place, tie clips add a subtle touch to the perfect outfit. Tie clips and bars seal the deal, when it comes to having everything in the right place, including your tie.


A pair of shoes can make or break the look you were going for. Men.style.com suggests investing in one nice pair you can wear with all of your suits. Today's most popular style of dress shoe is the mildly pointed-toe loafer. These are leather and almost never have laces. They should be as narrow as is comfortable to create a long slender appearance of the leg continuing on forever. A boxy toe or a rounded toe don't work well. An exception to that statement comes with wearing a tuxedo. A classic shoe for a tuxedo cut is a rounded toe.



Dress down your suit. You don't always have to be at the office to be seen looking stylish. Wear your jacket with a polo and a pair of vans or converse.




A great relaxed pair of kicks you should know about is TOMS. Since 2006, for every pair purchased, TOMS has donated a pair of shoes to children in need.

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Tie Bars

GQ has been giving a lot of love to the tie clip as of late. As seen on the cover of the most recent cover featuring LeBron James, Tie Clips have become an essential piece to your wardrobe. Not only do they keep your tie in place, tie clips add a subtle touch to the perfect outfit. Tie clips and bars seal the deal, when it comes to having everything in the right place, including your tie.


Tie Clips were also featured in last month's GQ as well:


Tie clips have been seen everywhere from J. Crew catalogs to runways and on famous actors and athletes these days.

To shop a new wardrobe essential, tie clips click here.