Most of the personal stylists and image consultants out there are women, and it makes sense. So, if women are dominating the market, why should you work with a male personal stylist? Read to find out.

Trends aren’t something we discuss much of around here, but it doesn’t mean I don’t pay attention.

Fashion is something you want to dip into slightly every so often when you find something that works for you.

These trends will give you just a touch of a fashionable edge without looking try hard. Best of all, they’re suitable for all ages.

If you want to look like you’re in the know without appearing try-hard, this is what you should be wearing…

We talk a lot about the right kinds of fits, colors, and brands around here - but is that even useful if your stuff gets ruined by your bad laundry practices?

Learning to care for your clothing is a large part of your sartorial journey. If you learn to take care of your clothing, your outfits will look better and you'll save money over time.

It’s time to learn a skill most men don’t possess… How to wash your damn clothes.

After working with so many men, I've concluded that the majority of issues boil down to confusion with so many choices. Choosing the right colors is a big part of that confusion. The secret? Go back to basics.

As men, organization isn't always our strong suit.

The little nuances of clothing can be to detailed for our taste and our closets usually reflect this. We throw clothes about wherever and don't pay attention to how things should be ordered.

Sound familiar?

It wasn't until later on in life that I realized actually getting my closet in order made my life a heck of a lot easier. Getting dressed in the morning was no longer a chore. Finding a great outfit was easy.

So I run into this question from time to time. "What is it you do?" and it's kind of hard to fully define. I tell people I'm an image consultant and I get responses like
 

"Oh so you're in PR"... Sort of. 

or...

“You’re basically a personal stylist”… Sort of.

"So you're like Hitch?"... Sort of. 

To help clear up some confusion, here is my attempt at telling you what it is I actually do and my consultation process.

Trimming, scrubbing, shaving, pruning, etc.

Grooming is one of those mundane tasks that the everyman tends to neglect, especially as he gets older, even though it get’s more important with age as skin starts to wear and stray hairs pops up in irregular places.

There are plenty of articles out there that cover the basics of “grooming mistakes”, but I’ve found these are ridiculously common sense...

A lot of the work I do for you guys is related to skincare. Having great looking skin is an essential part of being attractive. Women dump boatloads of money into skincare every year, but men not so much. Most guys just don't know where to start.

Walk down a skincare isle in any drugstore and you'll be overwhelmed with product choices claiming to reverse the aging process. Because of this maze of lotions and potions, guys steer themselves away from skincare. The truth is we don't need much to have great looking skin. Men actually have thicker skin than women (heh), but they still need to care for it correctly. 

What is the perfect body type for a 5'9 guy?" "How buff should a guy in college be?" "Do girls like guys with bigger arms or bigger pecs?" 

These are legitimate questions that many men tend to obsess over, and they're legitimate questions to ask, but only once you've build a solid foundation.

But a lot of those questions boils down to personal preference, both from what you want, along with what your potential mate wants. 

As far as attraction goes, there is a nearly universal law that applies to the men...

Self-improvement is simple. All you need to do is ask yourself a simple question. Ask yourself this everyday. If you are always answering yes, then congratulations my man...