Men supposedly have it easy, particularly if you're required to wear a suit to work. There are simple rules that are easy to follow when wearing a suit, like ensuring your suiting is immaculately tailored and you have an arsenal of shirts and ties on rotation each week.

Suit design has been on a varied and exciting journey over the past 350 years, but its conception can be attributed to one man, Charles I.

Tie width has seen great change over the years. The big kipper ties thankfully were left in the 70's and ever since ties have become thinner and thinner. Even in the last couple of years the standard width tie has seen a slight tweak by retailers.

One thing that I have spotted recently is how so many gents don't understand the concept of 'smart casual'.

It takes a further ten impressions to make up for one bad impression. So, no surprise that the first impression you make on a potential employer is going to be the most important one.

Florence Welch took to the NME Awards red carpet on Wednesday night (29 Feb) wearing an all-over floral patterned suit....

What do the words 'mens fashion' conjure in your mind? A Dalston boundary-breaker, drowning everything they own in pleather and studs or the next big thing in the fashion world?