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Mens Magazine's

After reading a men’s magazine I feel dirty. Why do I get the feeling that everything is written by arrogant, self-hating (oxymoron?) jerk offs for masturbating couch potatoes? Poor fellas. On television you are portrayed like cheating idiots who can barely survive without a woman who hates you. And then you have to open a magazine written by hipsters with fashion spreads filled with scrawny hairless models that look like someone killed their mother. My advice to you is turn off the TV, shut the magazine and situate yourself firmly in reality where men are people with jobs, agendas, parents, lovers, friends and various hobbies. Chin up.

Cult Of Individuality Jeans On Jerry O'Connell

 

If you are not one to balk at three digit priced jeans, Cult of Individuality (ignore the oxymoron) has a pair of Jeans that are worth every bit of the three figures. At $135 these Hagen straight leg jean wreak of masculine understatement. With it’s Ron wash and worn in look, these jeans are perfect for after work drinks or a weekend lunch. Margaritas optional. For those of you huffing about the price, look at it this way: These jeans will last much longer than the three pairs of cheap jeans you’ll get in that same period. Think long term and look good while doing it.

John Galliano Starts Casual Menswear Line

Do you know what the difference is between John Galliano and you? When he can’t find something to wear he doesn’t shrug his shoulders and continue to wear his fading black t-shirt and jeans ensemble. No, he decides, “Eff it. I’ll do it myself!”

Galliano, the Italian fashion trendsetter who is responsible for the French Fashion House, Dior, will try his hand at a men's sportswear that will be contemporary-priced and 'urban casual.'  Starting in the Fall of 2010, the new line will cater to "trendsetting, extravagant, adventurous" 18- to 35-year-olds. Ciao!