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Sunday, October 11th, 2009Men’s Fashion Tips : How to Use Cuff Links
Saturday, August 15th, 2009
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How to Use Cuff Links – French Cuff Shirts
Cuff links are used to keep French cuff shirts in place, as the cuff is folded in half, wrapped around the wrist and locked in place with a decorative link.
Wear cuff links appropriately with fashion tips from the co-owner of a hip clothing store in this free video on men’s apparel.
Expert: Candice Connors Contact: www.jacksonandconnor.com Bio: Candice Connors is co-owner of Jackson and Connor, a men’s fashion store in Northampton, Mass. Filmmaker: David Pakman
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Men’s Fashion Advice : How to Wear Cuff Links
Sunday, July 26th, 2009
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French cuff shirts – Cuff Links
To wear cuff links for a French cuff shirt, unfold the cuff, put the cuff link in, fold the cuff down, and stick the cuff link through all four holes.
Keep the cuffs of a tuxedo shirt in place by wearing cuff links with tips from the owner of a men’s fashion store in this free video on men’s clothing.
Expert: Candice Connors Contact: www.jacksonandconnor.com Bio: Candice Connors is co-owner of Jackson and Connor, a men’s fashion store in Northampton, Mass. Filmmaker: David Pakman
Duration : 0:1:13
Cufflinkking Slide Show for French Cuff Shirts
Monday, July 20th, 2009
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French cuff shirts – Vintage Cufflinks
Here’s a photo slideshow of a very small group of vintage cufflinks just to give the viewer a taste of the broad variety and uniqueness collecting vintage cuff links can offer.
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Men’s Fashion Tips : About Cuff Links
Sunday, July 5th, 2009
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Men’s Fashion Tips – French Cuff Shirts – Cuff Links
Cuff links are generally used for tuxedos to add a bit more formality to the shirt, and they can be used to hold French shirt cuffs in place.
See how cuff links are worn with fashion tips from the co-owner of a hip clothing store in this free video on men’s apparel.
Expert: Candice Connors Contact: www.jacksonandconnor.com Bio: Candice Connors is co-owner of Jackson and Connor, a men’s fashion store in Northampton, Mass. Filmmaker: David Pakman
Duration : 0:1:22
What does it mean if a shirt has a French Cuff?
Thursday, May 7th, 2009I’m looking at shirts online and some of them have a French Cuff. What does this mean exactly? Does it mean you have to use cuff links?
I think it generally does, the big cuffs…I like them…=0)
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Editors Comment: The French cuff shirts are shirts with the long cuffs that fold back. They are often secured using cuff links.
Does anyone wear French-cuffed shirts casually? I mean with jeans?
Monday, May 4th, 2009I bought a very nice Perry Ellis shirt the other day. It seems like it’d be more of a casual shirt than a dress shirt…but it has french cuffs. Is it ok to wear french-cuffed shirts with jeans? Should I buy cuff-links also? I really like the French cuffs, I want to start buying more of them
Traditionally, French cuffed shirts are meant to be worn for formal occasions. While you may certainly wear them without ties, it is recommended that you wear them with at least a jacket. Not doing so is considered a faux paux. However, these days, I see a lot of French cuff shirts that are of casual design. If you have such a shirt, you can certainly be adventurous and wear these for less formal occasions with perhaps sweaters and a pair of nice slacks. But wearing them with jeans or khakis defeats the purpose. I would recommend pairing your FC shirt with a dark pair of slacks (navy blue, or gray, or perhaps black) and a good sweater. And a good odd jacket or sport coat, if that is possible. And if you are wearing a french cuffed shirt, you must wear it with cuff links, or silk knots (unless you are planning on rolling up the sleeves).
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