Better Living Through Style
RealMenRealStyle.com gives all of us debonair men out there a wonderful tutorial on the history and necessity of having hidden pockets in our clothes. The bottom line is: do not take ready-made clothing for granted! Watch as Antonio Centeno speaks to the modern man about hidden pocket options with grace and ease.
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Debonair Magazine believes that everybody can be a little debonair from time to time. Whether you are on top of your fashion game, are a literature connoisseur, are an astronaut, have been on television, wrote the most historical symphony, or are just a regular old “Joe,” you are debonair to us. We want to highlight all walks of debonair from around the country and the world through our series “Debonair Like Me.”
Today’s “Debonair Like Me” feature is … Cody Blymire.
Debonair Magazine: What does it mean to be “debonair” to you?
Cody Blymire: I think being debonair has two different forms, the physical and the behavioral. To be debonair physically means a person is well-kept and dresses rather elegantly. No matter where this person is – whether a gym or a social function – he has a sense of style and fashion.
I also think it is represented in a way a person carries themselves. Someone who is described as a debonair man should also be very well-mannered. A debonair man should serve as a good role model to the male youth and adolescence. A debonair man should be very confident in the way he looks, as well as be confident in himself, and be true to who he is. Another quality a debonair man should uphold is self-expression; he should be able to voice his opinion and stand-up for what he believes in. [Read more...]
There is more to a debonair than just fashion and a pretty face. A true debonair knows how to cook, clean, and entertain to the nth-degree with the best of them.
VIDEO: In case you are a visual learner, try this recipe for Chicken Saltimbocca… [Read more...]
Levi’s is a brand name and easily recognizable. The brand is easily accessible and has a legacy to uphold. Honestly, we are looking forward to what they have to offer us in 2012; we hear they are going more tapered and tailored. Find out for yourself here.
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It’s important for a true debonair to have his own fashion sense. Fashion, to us, includes not only a frame of mind but a stellar style in clothing, accessories, and even hairstyles. Where do you fit in on the range of hair options these days? Are you a “Justin Bieber” with the man bangs, or are you a “George Clooney” with the classic look? Check out these hairstyles … maybe it’s time to re-think your do!
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We here at Debonair Magazine have quite an affinity for all things deliciously vintage. Whether it be 1950s fashion, 1940s dance music, or tips on how to woo a lady from the 1930s, we have our finger on the pulse. Check out this video on how to make your favorite (and ours) Prohibition cocktails!
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Bettie Page was a wonder to look at in the 1950s. Women back in those days had to hold their raw sexuality in and made for mean kittens behind closed doors. Bettie Page was anything but subdued. Check out this footage of Ms. Page doing her thing and shaking her hips!
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Written by: Gayle McClellan Powell
Difficult situations can cause us to question the meaning of life, relationships, and what we have accomplished. We judge ourselves on our ability to provide for ourselves, family and future. We start to ask ourselves things like “Who am I?;” “Why do I feel so unhappy inside?;” “What’s missing?;” and “What do I need to feel whole?” [Read more...]
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Debonair Magazine believes that everybody can be a little debonair from time to time. Whether you are on top of your fashion game, are a literature connoisseur, are an astronaut, have been on television, wrote the most historical symphony, or are just a regular old “Joe,” you are debonair to us. We want to highlight all walks of debonair from around the country and the world through our series “Debonair Like Me.”
Today’s “Debonair Like Me” feature is … Chase Coleman.
Debonair Magazine: What does it mean to be “debonair” to you?
Chase Coleman: Debonair to me means having my own individual style with the way I dress and the way I live my life. This also includes how I present myself to others in interaction and in performance. I believe that having an individual presence that is unique, charming, and suave is “debonair.” [Read more...]
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