Better Living Through Style
This is a special installment of “Debonair Like Me” just in time for President’s Day. After a lazy day off of work filled with fast food, scrolling through the DVR, and catching-up on dirty laundry, we here at Debonair Magazine want to do something productive with our time before the day is up. DM proudly pays homage to one of our founding fathers, George Washington.
Debonair Magazine would like to cordially invite you to more of the “Debonair Decades” series … the 1990s edition! “Debonair Decades” encompasses everything in our favorite chosen decade from men’s fashion, to music, and right back around to interior design. This month, we are happy to announce that we snagged interviews from true 90s legends such as Eric Nies from the VERY first season of The Real World: New York, and Joe Patane, from The Real World: Miami. Debonair Magazine will top off the month with an exclusive interview with 90s dance music queen, Sandy B … legendary. Sit tight, buckle up, and let’s head back to the 90s!
Tonight’s installment of “Debonair Decades” includes some of the hottest songs from the 1990s. You know, grunge, rock, rap, and everything in between that made the best decade what it was. Here are the last few songs that made our list:
9. 6 Underground, Sneaker Pimps [Read more...]
Many of you may not have been old enough to watch MTV back in the day (uh hem, in the early 90s), but “The Real World” was a ground-breaking sensation and grandfather to all of the reality shows we have on the airwaves today. Moving right along with our “Debonair Decades, The 90s,” Debonair Magazine had a once in a lifetime chance to catch-up with none other than Norm Korpi. You remember him! He was the smooth-talking, funky clothes-wearing cat from the very first season of “The Real World” in 1992. At the very least, you must remember his contagious laugh. By the way, we’re still really upset that when the DVDs of his season were released, CeCe Peniston’s hit “Finally” didn’t make the cut. On that note, here’s what “The Norm” said to DM…
-Please tell our readers how you got involved in “The Real World: New York” on MTV in 1992.
At the time, I was living in an artist loft, and the production company was looking for a loft to film “the experiment” in; MTV’s production company was also looking for a visual artist to fit the cast. Unbeknownst to me, the cast was only going to be made up of “non-actors.” They give me a formal application which I then sent in, and got rejected; I didn’t think much of it. In those days, Brooklyn didn’t even have cable – sounds like the stone age – but yeah, 1991 and no cable or MTV in Brooklyn. The whole concept sounded crazy and I was in the middle of a break up with my boyfriend; I knew that was never going to fly on television … there were no gays on television (I think it was outlawed back then, too). A month had passed, and I got a call from the team that came to rent my loft. They urged me to come up Broadway to the MTV headquarters for a chat, and they handed me this contract; I was very surprised to even get called back! I giggled in my usual way and said “I was rejected a month ago … seems like you wasted your stamp.” The rest is history, as they say. [Read more...]
What is Celadon Road? It’s a greener way of life. Men of all ages can appreciate a cleaner, friendlier lifestyle, right? Think of the purest experience you have ever had, and that’s what Celadon Road is all about. CR offers many things to this ever-changing society, and yes, even wonderful products for men!
Try the Classic Man Bar Soap (6 oz., $9.00 + shipping) – “This melodious blend of exotic spices, bay rum, eucalyptus and orange peel is reminiscent of the old-time barber shops. The scent evokes great memories and is calming to the senses.” (Product #038-001) [Read more...]
Debonair Magazine would like to cordially invite you to the “Debonair Decades” series … the 1990s edition! “Debonair Decades” encompasses everything in our favorite chosen decade from men’s fashion, to music, and right back around to interior design. This month, we are happy to announce that we snagged interviews from true 90s legends such as Eric Nies from the VERY first season of The Real World: New York, and Joe Patane, from The Real World: Miami. Debonair Magazine will top off the month with an exclusive interview with 90s dance music queen, Sandy B … legendary. Sit tight, buckle up, and let’s head back to the 90s!
Tonight’s installment of “Debonair Decades” includes some of the hottest songs from the 1990s. You know, grunge, rock, rap, and everything in between that made the best decade what it was. Here is the first bunch that made our list: [Read more...]
Antonio Centeno of RealMenRealStyle.com says that men’s style and clothing is not that important. If you are hollow and empty inside, then nothing else matters; you’re just an empty suit. Well said, Antonio. What does matter? Having confidence about yourself and exuding that through and through as a true debonair. Find out what RMRS has to say about confidence.
Was this video helpful? Drop us a line…
Written by: Sal Canzonieri
Most non-single men by this time of the year are seeking to give their woman a most memorable Valentine’s Day, even striving to make it the biggest event of the year (ensuring that she’ll make it memorable for you later). So, it just won’t cut it to buy a cheap card and some cruddy chocolates from your local drug store. The debonair man knows that a personal touch is just what will bring on heartfelt feelings that will smolder and ignite over the course of the evening. Following are some pointers and suggestions that are often overlooked by the common man. [Read more...]
There is nothing more wonderful than enjoying a cocktail after a long work day. Why not make that cocktail with some super juice from POM Wonderful?
Debonair Magazine suggests the POM Thyme Margarita. This signature cocktail was created by “The Next Iron Chef” winner and New York restaurant owner, Chef Marc Forgione. [Read more...]
Photo Credit: T.V. Crunch
Debonair Magazine is on top of the latest fashion trends, and what better way to spot them than at an award show such as the SAG Awards? Here is our top 5 list of best dressed gentlemen, plain and simple.
5. Armie Hammer: Best known for his role(s) as the devilish Winklevoss twins in “The Social Network,” Hammer stuns on the red carpet with his Gucci suit, grosgrain bow tie, and million dollar smile.
Follow Us