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i really like h&m (incredible value and great fitting), versace (although it is just not affordable for the huge majority of men), boss (good but i do not see value as it is not as well-designed as versace but costs just about as much - ripoff), but mostly i just buy what is cheap and looks good. i am not a clothing guy. for me, clothing is lipstick on a pig. i can see right through both men and women as i jump right to their hair texture/thickness/shine, limp plumpness, eye ratio to nose and chin distance to lower lip and in between the mustache area, the amount of collagen in their cheeks and eye folds. ya know, the basic sciency stuff. i have seen some incredible looking homeless bums (not too old though) with bad clothing. just yesterday i saw a guy going to manhattan from brooklyn. this guy was 100% model material but dressed like a bum. looked like he came out of a magazine. 6'4" great body and thick head of hair with a beautiful face, high bridge nose, high cheekbones, etc. so when i saw him, right away i never paid attention to the clothing or brand. i just said wow.
Ralph Lauren
Levi's
Barbour
Zara
Schott
Mackintosh
London Fog
LL Bean
Coach
don't get me started on shoes and handbags.........
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