The Suit: Everyone knows that the suit makes the man and that’s why the Don wouldn’t be caught dead not wearing one. There are many suits that a guy can wear that will carry the same presence. For the more conservative exec a plain black suit that fits well is always recommended and adding a pinstripe in your repertoire will have people appreciating you attention to detail. For a bolder guy a suits with materials that have a little sheen are great and if you really want to turn head goes with a color like cranberry. (SEE: Macy’s, Nordstrom’s, Brooks Brothers & Topman)

The Shirt: The same rules apply for the shirt as it did for the suit. You rarely see Donald on Celebrity Apprentice wearing a non solid color (or white for that matter) shirt. To make this look your own bust out this this mindset and go for your patterns. It’s always cool when you take your jacket off and there is a completely new look there. (SEE: Bloomindale’s, Saks, & Mr. Porter)

The Tie: When it comes to style I feel like if you walked into Trump Towers without a tie you would be fired immediately. The Trump man keeps it pretty simple with his neck wear. To add some spice go for a tie with patterns or even switch up the texture by adding knit and silk ties to your collection. (SEE: Ties.com, 21MEN, & EXPRESS)

If you haven’t seen Pineapple Express yet you’re an idiot. Fashion Indie will unite and say that it is by far one of the funniest movies we have seen in a long time. Funny man James Franco will be gracing the cover of GQ this month, and I think I may have to invest in this issue rather than read it at Barnes & Noble then leave.

Of course, the most puzzling thing about the issue is calling Franco the next James Dean. It wouldn’t be the first time he’s been referred to as the “prince of cool’s” second coming (he played Dean in a made for TV movie back in 01), but in this post-Ledger day wouldn’t it be safe to say that the man who made the Joker terrifying deserves the title? Weigh in indies.

Ledger or Franco?

Who’s the next James Dean…

Thank you JustJared for the preview!

The Good

The Bad 

The Pineapple Express premiere brought the good, the bad and the ugly. While there were chic surprises,frumpy seemed to be the motif throughout the night. I hope Seth Rogen is playing a joke on all of us. Bad prints, wrinkled suspenders, frumpy tunics, sloppy bare mid-drifts, and unnecessary layering were just some of the fashion faux pas of the red carpet stars. I can’t wait to see Pineapple Express, so I can laugh this fashion atrocity away. What do you all think? 

Thanks to Jezebel, for the pics!