Daniel Peres

Details: Men's Style Manual: The Ultimate Guide for Making Your Clothes Work for You Daniel Peres

Marc Notes: A guide to men's fashion offers advice for such topics as selecting formal wear, outerwear, and accessories, and includes fashion and style tips by celebrities, including Giorgio Armani and Sean Combs. Publisher Marketing: At last?a sophisticated wardrobe guide for men from a respected authority, Details magazine, offering head-to-toe advice for choosing the right look, the right fit, and the right style for every situation, from boardroom pitches to casual Saturday nights. Each month, "Details" magazine keeps hundreds of thousands of men up-to-date on the most current trends and tips for looking sharp. Now the editors of these award-winning pages give every man the wardrobe wisdom he needs in order to reach both his professional and personal goals. Making sense out of the shifting protocols in menswear, "Details Men's Style Manual" offers a sleek lifeline, including: ? How to dress an item up or down ? Full-color illustrations of dozens of outfits, with complete explanations of what works and why ? A piece-by-piece evaluation of everything from button-down shirts and every type of jacket to shoes, suits, ties, and more ? Commentary from icons of contemporary male style ? How to choose the best clothes for your shape A man's wardrobe is one of his single most valuable assets, conveying the image he presents to the world. Infusing style with eye-catching design, this refreshing guide blows the dust off staid rulebooks and delivers a thoroughly contemporary, individual look for each reader. Produced by the same team as the smash success "The Lucky Shopping Manual, Details Men's Style Manual" will be on the wish list of every man who's ready for a confident new sense of style. Contributor Bio:  Peres, Daniel Since 2000, Daniel Peres has served as editor in chief of Cond Nasts revolutionary "Details" magazine, which has won two National Magazine Awards under his leadership. He has also reported for "W" magazine, overseeing bureaus around the world.