PUT A LID ON IT
The supersized fur hat-with flaps-replaces the baseball cap, the only thing Texas pickup-truck drivers and Yale freshmen would ever have in common.
WHO DOES YOUR HAIR?
Not you. The short, natural wave grows out to longer, bone-straight hair. This is where the hairstylist with a blow dryer and topical de-frizzers come in.
SUCH A T-EASE
It’s the shirt everybody exploits, but it’s better than some stiff oxford button-down.
WRIST ACTION
The braided rope bracelet has unraveled into a simple strap of leather.
SKINTIGHT
Preferred by college profs and prep school uniform police, the argyle sweater snaps back, so snug that, depending on the wearer, it could be banned in offices.
NO MORE WINGING IT.
Wingtips, the businessman’s Earth shoe, is kicked up a notch with lug soles. And, guys, about those tasseled loafers: Goodwill awaits.
