Showing posts with label great hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label great hair. Show all posts

Friday, May 18, 2012

Photos of Tom Selleck

We started talking about Tom Selleck at work today and it might have been my complete and utter brain depletion from doing three vest backs this week, but I had a rather uncontrollable moment of Tom Selleck euphoria. Hopefully these photos will help you accomplish one as well. I'm buying Quigley with my next paycheck bc Mr. Selleck with a giant gun holding an aboriginal baby on a horse in chaps is probs the best thing of my lifetime.

I want to touch his hair, all the time.
I love that that's his real facial hair, woof.
dimples!!!
again with the hairs
manly perfection, manfection?
every morning i wake up to this please?

Monday, March 19, 2012

I Rock Long Hair Association

Ok, it had to be done.

President of the IRLHA:
Jason Isaacs of course!

such a beautiful wig, really.
the reason I watch this movie.
seriously, these wigs make me so so happy.

















































































VP of IRLHA:
Jack Davenport

so dirty.
rocks the white wig
and army red (in Mary Bryant, strong adult content)












































































Secretary and Treasurer positions will be filled at a later date.

**BONUS**
plaid shirt
Officers were chosen based on results of very scientific length and attractiveness formulas and on the fact that you can't beat green eyes.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

trendi: beards

With two of my very good man friends now sporting beards I thought it an appropriate time to discuss them. Now it might just be that beards have been almost non existent in the last four years of my life, but I find a well trimmed beard rather dashing and distinguished. I personally prefer a shorter beard than one the length of  Mr. Beard himself Zach Galifianakis, but his is indeed well trimmed.
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In general these are the characteristics of an ideal beard...

- is of an even consistency aka not  mottled or splotchy
- has "the connection" between mustache and beard. While this is not always a necessity it is very much the preference.
- is well trimmed= no neck growth (that's scruff, not beard), no creeping onto the cheeks, well defined beard lines
- is short to medium in length, Mr. Galifianakis is a bit long for me. If your beard has started to curl, it's too long
- is well conditioned: a beard is hair men, it needs to be washed and conditioned appropriately

I realize that an "ideal" beard may be out of the genetic grasp of some men, for this I am sorry, but that was the hand you were dealt.
a bit too long, but wellkempt nonetheless. 


Mr. Quinto walks a fine line between beard and scruff. At any rate he's got too much neck growth.
Why yes Mr. Efron, you are beautiful, but you have neither "the connection" nor adequate or consistent coverage.
Mr. Levi, near perfect. Just needs a neck touch up.
Now, while nothing is technically wrong with Prince William's beard he sadly falls into the "just doesn't look good with a beard" category.
Mr. Clooney, perfect.
One more thing, if you have hair other than red and you grow a red beard 5 points. I have a huge soft spot for men with red beards and currently have a mental list of celebrities and friends that grow ginger beards. Want to freak a guy out? If he has red sideburns ask him if he grows a red beard, for some reason they never think that you can tell by their sideburns.

Ginger sideburns...
ginger beard. Although I have a sneaking suspicion that Fassbender dyes his hair and is in reality a ginger.


So, the verdict on beards, Yay oder Nay? Yay when the above rules are adhered to, otherwise NAY! (think Brad Pitt's beards, blech).

Monday, November 21, 2011

Lambert Wilson

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In the Silver Fox category is Lambert Wilson. The general American public might know him best from the Matrix series and mostly as the bad guy in general, but I was introduced to Monsieur Wilson in Pas sur la Bouche (Not on the Lips) my sophomore year of college. In this charming French musical Monsieur Wilson plays an American that speaks and sings French very badly. He was hilarious! I later saw him in whichever Matrix happened to be on TV about a year later and I just got done watching La princesse de Montpensier (The Princess of Montpensier) which I would only recommend for the costumes and Monsieur Wilson bc other than that it's just another obnoxious movie where all the men are in love with one beautiful but dull woman, also the French love naked women FYI. In Princess Monsieur Wilson plays an absolutely noble to a fault count and only wears delicious black doublets and breeches and the first seven minutes or so is Wilson fighting and riding a horse like he's Russell Crowe. Overall sexy voice, sexy hair, sexy face and FRENCH.
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Also, like our fave Anderson Cooper he had quite the delicious dark locks before his Silver Foxness.
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

4/3 Gentleman



http://four-thirdsgentleman.tumblr.com/

My friend Jay tipped me off to this site, which is great hair, menswear, mens accessories and anything else man that I'm attracted to (minus some of the gnarly beards). People comment that won't it be fun for me to dress my boyfriend/husband. No, I want him to look like this site already. I dress people for my job, how 'bout he has his own inherent taste?

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

trendi: The 1950s

The preppy movement has been moving from the 80s back to the 1950s in recent years, which I approve of. Clean cut preppy boys are opting for 1950s jackets and longer on top clean hair cuts, khaki pants, tshirt, it's great.
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I think Madmen has had a lot to do with this, which is technically the 60s, but the super classy clean cut early 60s. Also, banana seat bikes, chukka boots, horn rimmed glasses, skinny ties, knit ties, mens cardigans...some of these pieces individually are rather hipster, but a 50s vibe in general is the choice of many a well groomed man of my acquaintance.
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I could go on and on. It's happening a little in womenswear as well, with a trend toward dresses instead of shirts and skirts, or pencil skirts.

Yay or nay? yay, duh.