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Here’s a glimpse at Bruno’s psyche from the July issue of GQ:

GQ: Any style tips for someone on a tight budget?
Bruno:
“Times are hard, but if you shop around und are prepared to vear some things twice before throwing zem away, it is possible to look good on a clothing budget of about $20,000 a veek. Ich mean, obwiously you vill need a bit more zan zat if you are planning on leaving ze house.”Seriously Fred, a great way to update your wardrobe is starting with the fit of your clothing. We understand guys are creatures of comfort, but to look your best it’s important to wear clothing that fits and flatters. Suppress the sloppy and step outside of your comfort zone by trying a bold plaid dress shirt or trying an unexpected combination – like a t-shirt and blazer or dress shorts with a shirt and tie.
It looks like the guys will be sharing their wardrobe with the ladies this coming season. From oversized dress shirts, “boyfriend” jeans and blazers to oxfords, women are coming down with a serious case of closet envy.
To bring a touch of masculinity to your wardrobe:

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1) Wear a feminine tie. Love this take on the tie (featured above) I found on Etsy shop jessjamesjake (disclosure: it’s not my shop, but I like the name!) featuring a tie-shaped necklace made of delicate pearls.
2) Lace-up a pair of oxfords or spectator shoes from Urban Outfitters.
3) Wear a fitted vest with a casual white tee, skinny jeans and a pair of sexy platforms.
4) The jeans you used to think were way too baggy are now just right. Make sure your “boyfriend jean” is well-worn and a bit distressed. Pair them with a more polished blouse and cardigan, roll the cuff and add some jeweled heels.
5) Incorpoate a menswear-inspired accessory like the oxford clutch featured above from Etsy shop jessjamesjake.





