Jeans are like nipples; everyone’s got a pair. The only problem is that in today’s high-fashion world, finding a good pair jeans is harder than finding a parking spot in Manhattan. For this reason, we choose to salute an original. Levi Strauss changed the world when he pieced together a few yards of denim to create the first pair of “blue jeans” in the 1870’s. Throughout the time since, there have been literally thousands of jean companies that have come and gone with the tides, but Levi has staying power …

Take a look at the masters of style throughout the past 50 years. What is one thing they all have in common? They all have mastered the art of accessorizing.

We’re going to start from before you even get to the restaurant to ensure you know exactly what to do and exactly when to do it.

We were recently sent an email by a young man that we thought deserved merit for its originality and adherence to the ideas of Freddie. What these two gentlemen did was a great push forward for each of their personal style, while simultaneously and subliminally encouraging those around them to do the same. These two guys challenged each other to each wear a different, unique tie to work everyday for the month of October, and invited people to vote for the winner through a website they set up, the results being both amusing and refreshingly original.

Some of these distributors that you may be fans of now are H&M, Zara, and Urban Outfitters. Imagine if you could magically put all these companies together and ship them across the pond. If you could somehow do this, you may have something like Topman on your hands.

Ladies, how can you make sure you’re adorning your beautiful little heads with something that flatters, and not something that just falls flat? Read on!

Take one look at any style Icon, and you’ll notice that each has a mainstay throughout their constantly morphing wardrobe. These staples identify the bodies they adorn as bold and confident. Read on as Freddie helps you “find your own”.

The square shouldn’t be approached as an origami project. So do as Freddie does, keep it simple.

We recommend tying your tie with the Windsor Knot. It is a thick, wide and triangular tie knot that projects confidence.