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"   Alison Church/Alison Church Photography  The following transpired late last week when we called twenty-nine-year-old real estate agent Angel Ramos to give him the early word that he had won Esquire&amp;#039;s sixth annual Best Dressed Real Man contest: &amp;quot;Are you serious?&amp;quot; Yes, we&amp;#039;re being serious. &amp;quot;Can you say that again, now that my wife is right in front of me?&amp;quot; Angel Ramos, you have just been named Esquire&amp;#039;s Best Dressed Real Man in America. &amp;quot;That is awesome.&amp;quot; Ramos, a New York native now residing in Miami by way of Atlanta, first caught our eye early in the winnowing-down with his unabashed embodiment of that oft-cited term for Italian coolness, sprezzatura. It showed in the way he wore his tie, the way he rocked those big ole glasses, and it was just... something.  After making it from some 2,000 contestants to the final five in our September issue and now to a $10,000 Kenneth Cole wardrobe, a $5,000 ITC watch, and a trip to Fashion Week (which, by the way, starts right about now), Ramos had this to say: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s humbling.&amp;quot; Humbling? &amp;quot;To be honest with you, I&amp;#039;m confident that I&amp;#039;m very stylish, but I was up against four guys with very cool style. It was tough \u2014 they were very versatile.&amp;quot;  Then again, the conclusion of the Best Dressed Real Man contest is not a triumph for just one man so much as a cause for celebration, for all superbly dressed men the country over. Angel thought so: &amp;quot;It just shows that you don&amp;#039;t have to be a millionaire, or someone famous to be acknowledged for your style, your fashion \u2014 anyone can do it.&amp;quot; How, exactly? We asked our brand-new winner for some tips:    The Uneven Tie&amp;quot;That&amp;#039;s a move that&amp;#039;s very tough to pull off. All my inspiration comes from Italians, where it&amp;#039;s all about sprezzatura. Nonchalance, no effort put into it \u2014 just tie your tie, and however it comes out, floss it.&amp;quot;     Bold, Vintage Eyewear&amp;quot;Buying vintage glasses, in terms of price, makes more sense. Tom Ford grabs his inspiration from these vintage glasses, but his new glasses cost an arm and a leg. I found these used online for $50, and people think they&amp;#039;re $600.&amp;quot;     The Functional Pocket Square&amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m very into the function of the suit; I use every aspect of it. I have a suit on most of the time, and especially being in Miami, I normally don&amp;#039;t perspire much in my body, but I perspire a lot in my head. I use my pocket square to wipe the sweat.&amp;quot; CLICK HERE TO VIEW ANGEL&amp;#039;S FULL PROFILE AND MORE &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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