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10 Fall Fashion Trends for Men

Published 10 months ago • 2 min read

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10 Fall Fashion Trends for Men

Living in Houston, TX, where summer temperatures can linger over 100 degrees well into September, I always look forward to that first cool breeze. After months of sweltering heat, fall signals the long-awaited opportunity to switch up my wardrobe from shorts and T-shirts to stylish jackets and cozy sweaters. This season’s fashion trends are casual yet chic, ensuring you stay comfortable while looking sharp.

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ThreadBeast Review: Modern Streetwear Delivered to Your Home

ThreadBeast is a men’s subscription service that launched in 2015 to fill a much-needed gap in the retail world – delivering high-quality streetwear directly to men who hated shopping at the mall. Although ThreadBeast targets men in the 18-25 age range, their selection of clothing is appealing to men of all ages who like streetwear.

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Lugz Review: Hip-Hop Influenced, Rugged Streetwear

Lugz first made a name for itself in October of 1993 with their initial product offerings – two styles of boots, a quilted vest, and a pair of jeans. As the brand grew, they expanded their product line and became a favorite brand among rappers such as Rakim, Errick Sermon (EPMD), Snoop Dogg, KRS-One, and Outkast.

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Mocha Man Style Publisher, Frederick Goodall shared his journey from earning his first payment for a published article in college to becoming a prominent lifestyle expert and entrepreneur. That initial $200, earned from an article published in Urban Profile Magazine, marked the beginning of his creative career and ignited his passion for writing. Over the years, Frederick has expanded his expertise into event planning, media, and marketing, launching Mocha Man Productions to help businesses tell their unique stories. His creative journey is driven by a mission to inspire others to keep creating, reinventing themselves, and exploring new opportunities at any stage of life.

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