Mark D. McKee

I was watching Spectre the other day, you know, the annual Christmas James Bond watch-through (everyone does that, right?). Anyway, as I was watching it, I took note of the train scene. No, not when Dave Bautista shows up and beats him to a pulp. Before that, when Madeleine Swann walks up to Bond. I took a look at what everyone was wearing. Because, of course, I did. And took note that while everyone else is dressed as you would expect a man and woman to be dressed in 2025, James Bond is in a black tie ivory dinner jacket, and she is dressed in a sleek evening dress. Are they overdressed? Is there such a thing?

When you are dressing for a job interview, a formal event, or anything where you need to make an impression, you are likely going to reach for your best suit and tie. When I used to sell suits, there was no more asked question from a guy buying a suit than, “How do I tie a tie?” It feels like a failure of our society to have a situation where men don’t know how to tie a tie, but I am here to rescue as many men as I can find. Instead of standing in front of a mirror and teaching one man at a time how to look their best at the office or the interview, I am, instead, going to teach you right here, right now.

As Father’s Day sneaks up on you (hopefully it isn’t sneaking up on you since we have been putting Father’s Day gift guides and articles with ideas for a few weeks here), there is a tendency to go for the old faithfuls dads seem to have always gotten. Ties. Mugs. Tools. And, of course, the always classic Old Spice cologne. The same cologne his dad got. The same cologne his grandfather got when your dad couldn’t figure out what to get him. It is time to do something different. Sure, a man wants to smell good, and buying him a cologne is a great gift. But you can do it the regular way, or you can go above and beyond by letting him make his own choices (I’m not talking about a gift card). Olfactory NYC is the kind of gift your dad is looking for this year.

We all know the stereotype, dads don’t know how to dress themselves. Well, there is less truth to them not knowing how to dress and more with the focus shifting from themselves to their families. They don’t have time to worry about how they’re dressed. They are worried about how they will provide for and protect the ones in their lives who depend on them. So, you can change their image by replacing their tucked-in polos, jorts, and lawn-mowing white sneakers. You can elevate their wardrobes with just one of these simple but elegant additions to offset their lack of focus. And maybe, just maybe, you can reignite the stylish gent that landed your mother in the first place.

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