Archive for the ‘etiquette’ Category
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How to Be Cool on Twitter
Just like in middle school, on Twitter, there are the cool kids and the not cool kids. In the social media world, the cool kids are those that come up witty jokes to include in their 140 character updates. They’re the ones that wait a few hours before tweeting you back, and when they do, it’s always with a one-word response. So if you’re looking to step your twitter game up, prepare to rein in ...
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Snapple Machine and Beyond
On a cloudy day in Boston, Bodega’s Jay Gordon conducts his business. Selling quality clothing, forming exclusive deals with sneaker companies, and supporting local art, Gordon is used to the busy schedule. Through it all, Jay stays focused, eager to expand and innovate. Jay sits down with young&tailored to discuss his work with Bodega, his personal motivations, and his thoughts on the direction of men’s style. Let’s begin.
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Rosewood and Me
In August of 2010, Kanye West launched a fashion/lifestyle initiative described simply as “The Rosewood Movement.” Through the Rosewood Movement, Kanye West requires members of the G.O.O.D Music management and production company to dress and conduct a certain dignity and sophistication when in public. Using his influence in the musical world, West attempts to merge the social and cultural. However, hip-hop is not the only vehicle towards male refinement; in all facets of the male ...
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Is It Worth It?
These days, our world revolves around success. The next generation is a population of youths who are trying to outdo the achievements of their parents. No one wants to do what his father did, locked into a cubicle of monotonous routine. Instead, today’s men are looking to blaze their own path. Instead of working for a company, men are looking to create their own company. Call it lazy, call it innovative, call it whatever you ...
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Dress Standards: Starting Small
Despite the fact that trends in style seem to go in and out quickly, there are always those that look sharp no matter the season or fad. It isn’t always about what brand you are wearing. You may be boasting a designer button-down, but if it doesn’t fit right, doesn’t suit your build, or is left dirty and wrinkled, then you might as well be wearing a Costco brand t-shirt. Having a sense of style ...