Computer class
Where laptop bags meet fashion
Laptop cases used to be grey, dull accessories without any character but that image is now firmly in the past.
Accessories
Style tips
Are you a bag man?
The man bag has been given a mighty bad rap in recent times, but there are ways to wear them well.
Business bling
On the cuff, and making a statement
Cufflinks are the link that's missing between corporate bland and creative bling. They can prompt a conversation, make a style statement and give an insight into a man's personality. They also break the uniformity of the business mould.
Tie rules
Take success by the throat - the double Windsor way
'Go out looking like you want to be seen - reliable, respectable; a man who can deliver, not one of the boys,'' says Lizzie Wagner, a business etiquette expert. ''That's what I advised a politician who once told me he went tieless when he went out to his constituents.''
Business style
Could neckties be cool again?
Now that older men have ditched it to look cool, this once-derided accessory is making a stealthy comeback.
Dress down
Is it time to be tie-free?
Going tie-less, once considered daring, is now de rigueur for many CEOs and politicians.
Style and function
Man bags go mainstream
Man bags have been the butt of more than a few jokes over the years. But with the growth of hand-held devices, it is becoming less of a fashion statement and more of a functional necessity.
Sunnies in vogue
Madonna designs sunglasses for Dolce & Gabbana
Madonna has teamed up with Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana to design a collection of sunglasses.
They're back
Cool for hats: men's headwear back in fashion
Blame it on the races, MasterChef, Australian Idol or So You Think You Can Dance: men's hats are back. And that's good news for a Sydney business that never thought they went away.
BOTTOM LINE
The undies index
If you want to know whether the economy has bottomed out, look no further than the nearest men's underwear drawer.
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