M. Evan Wolkenstein

You just got home from a long day at work and can’t wait to get out of your office clothes. Tie = oppressive. You’re going to a flea market to buy a semi-functional pinball machine. Tie = impractical. You’re going to a swimming pool. Tie = out of place. You’re going to a toddler’s birthday party. Tie = death by strangling. You could throw on a t-shirt, but why do that if you can wear a great polo? If you’d had to wear something this starchy and hot to do something athletic, y

Coming home from work, we take off the work clothes and we put on the comfy-clothes. Jeans. T-shirt. Sneakers. And for many, that’s what they wear (or some version of that) from Friday evening to Sunday night. But many of us leave the comforts of the sofa and venture out into the world. We go out for brunch, we take walks, maybe if we live in the Bay Area, we take a little road trip and do a little wine tasting. Or maybe we need to catch an early flight  and while we’d like t

There’s what men think impresses women, and there’s what actually impresses women. It’s worth paying attention to this; some things, men worry about unnecessarily. And other things, men forget to pay attention to. In a recent interview with a very talented SF style-genius, there was a lot of good news for normal, non-superhot guys: “Shoes. Shoes are very important. A guy can have a belly, he can be sort of so-so looking, but if he smells good and has great shoes, game on. We