It's time to buy cashmere sweaters and boots! September is just around the corner, and it's time to get your Fall 2009 Style Guide!

A man has to have a collection of cashmere sweaters. They look great with everything! Dress it down with a jean. Dress it up with a slack. You can't go wrong!

Men have to show their debonair side and charm in the business world. And even though you don't have the schedule of a 007. You still need that classic style with your choice of business suit, ties and shirts. Make sure that you keep an array of these essential accessories, and your wardrobe will be set for this fall.

Luxury always seems to come from the UK. When we think of that small Isle nestled quite comfortably in the Atlantic. One wonders how the key to English luxury started. Was it with it's nice quiet afternoons drinking tea, or watching the distinguished gentleman's sport tennis at Wimbledon? Well, which ever it is was, one is never far away from the lap of luxury when it come to shoes. And well designed shoes are always a hot commodity.

The Roadster (featured above in luxurious chocolate brown, and crocodile leather), is the latest creation from one of the UK’s oldest and most distinguished tailors. New & Lingwood was founded in 1865 to serve the boys of Eton School and has done so, faithfully, ever since. Styling and pedigree assured, the Roadster has a unique construction that makes it soft, light and incredibly comfortable to wear. The centre of the sole is covered in tiny rubber pimples, located to grip the car peddles and a small, angled leather heel gives the foot a non—slip grip. And in a true Brit fashion, these are made in Italy.

New & Lingwood keeps it classic with the Norwegian Derby featured above

Quick wardrobe trend for men: Graphic tee, paired with a silk stripe scarf. And a Phillip Lim double-breasted safari jacket for $495.00.

Launching for April 2009 is the 1940s PF Flyers SportShu, re-created with exceptional craftsmanship by the PF Flyers team in Japan. The elegant, minimalist vintage pattern of the SportShu is an ideal showcase of rigorous Japanese quality and precision.

Manufactured in Japan using premium vintage grade materials, the SportShu is an archival reissue of the PF Flyers baseball classic first introduced in 1940. The shoe, available in original black and natural features contrast stitching
detail, finely patterned rubber foxing, 40s-era PF logo markings and leather eyerow. Only 500 pair of each colorway will be produced.

“The SportShu is a true classic; a style from authentic PF Flyers heritage that extends back more than sixty years,” stated Jun Yamazumi, brand manager for PF Flyers in Japan. “The SportShu is a smart, sophisticated, authentic high top that epitomizes iconic American baseball tradition, a genuine look that is extremely appealing to both the Japanese and US markets right now.”

Most notable, according to Yamazumi, were efforts to recreate the SportShu’s original outsole- a process of extensive trial and error. Because the original, intricately contoured SportShu outsole was created from a traditional 40s-era PF mold, the SportShu reissue required sculpting a new calendar sole unit to accurately reproduce the silhouette’s vintage look and feel.

This premier addition to PF’s Archival Reissues collection will be sold exclusively by the world’s finest retailers including Fred Segal, DDCLAB and El Kartel among others for $160.00 USD.

To dress without a watch these days is almost an impossible feet. Gentleman need to accessorize also. Especially to complement everyday wear, business meetings, active wear, and casual dress.

Here I review some of the top lines for the gentleman in your life, or for the man himself.

A. Lange & Söhne Grand Saxonia

A. Lange and Söhne was founded in 1845. Since then, though, Lange has produced some rather excellent watches. The Grand Saxonia does have its own feature, of a 'zero reset' mechanism. And the movement visible behind the sapphire-crystal case-back is as beautiful as it is effective.

Cartier Santos-Dumont

With sword-shaped hands and oversize Roman numerals. The Cartier Santos-Dumont (my personal favorite) is one of the first modern wristwatches. A brown dial gives the latest edition a contemporary feel, which lend the watch a "masculine" look. Contemporary meets with a modern classic. For the world class traveler and business man alike.

Patek Philippe Calatrava 5119

Patek is the oldest family-owned firm in Geneva, and this is its signature model. The company is one of the few that makes all its own components, from bracelets to movements, and each watch has the Geneva Seal.

Montblanc Star XXL Automatic

Montblanc is a newcomer to watchmaking. The XXL's classic-looking design is given a touch of class by the textured center section and the subtle blue of the hands. The 42-hour power reserve will get you to those big meetings on time every day.

Source: men.style.com