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"FacebookPinterestGetty Images\n\nBusiness Insider posted this e-mail from Emory University that's been making the rounds on the Internet. In it, a fraternity's \"apparel chair\" drops knowledge on his bros by recommending some GQ-approved tips like cuffing your pants, going to a tailor, and wearing Earth tones (which look especially great with blue).\n\nHe then gives two product recommendations: a J. Crew Ludlow Suit, and strangely, that his fellow bros should aspire to look like obscure Japanese brand Talking About the Abstraction. Established in 2001 by Naoki Ichira, Shingo Otsuka, and Tadanao Yamashita, the line takes influences from Americana and gives it a rustic twist. The Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook he links to features items like button-down shirts emblazoned with the American and Confederate flags. Actually, if more bros got down with similar labels like Visvim, NEIGHBORHOOD, and Bedwin &amp;amp; the Heartbreakers, we wouldn't be opposed to that, either. Read the full e-mail below.\n\nBoys I hope you all had a fantastic break filled with family, friends, and a lack of worry. As you being your long or short trip back to campus I hope you take the time to read this. &amp;gt;\n\n You are poorly dressed. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nI'm glad that is off my chest. Now as your apparel chair I realize this is a reflection of my poor performance, so, in order to combat this I have decided to begin a weekly fashion column for you choice men. You lucky bastards. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nAnyways this column will include what is \"hot stock\" for the season, one designer you should definitely emulate, and more importantly, what NOT to wear. This should set you all on the correct path to being a frat fashionista, but in some of the more severe cases (I'm looking at you Liz) my door is always open to one-on-one advising. Before this e-mail gets any longer I'll start the column. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nFall 2013: &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nWhat is in this season? Glad you asked. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nEarthy Tones: Can't go wrong with mama earth's natural beauty, or even plaid (Blake you are in luck). Extra points if you can incorporate Burgundy. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nCuffed Paints: whether blue denims or brown oords, roll 'em up boys. These will pair amazingly with that pair of high top sneakers you've wanted to hit mags with. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nStatement Scarves: I know this one is a stretch for most of you that aren't Aris, but statement scarves can make your ensemble heat up as the temperatures drop. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nDesigner you want to be looking like: &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nJapanese label, Talking About The Abstraction, just released their Spring/Summer lookbook, and boys, THIS IS HUGE. Start putting the spare change in the piggy bank if you want to look like a high roller. Link below, but remember, I am not liable for your computer's water damage when you begin to drool over the keyboard. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;http://www.highsnobiety.com/2013/10/15/talking-about-the-abstraction-springsummer-2014-lookbook/ &amp;gt;\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nTry Again, Bro: &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nThe final part of this column, and the most important, is what not to wear. One in particular has been bugging me so I'll just come out with it, dress pants need to be hemmed. When you are sporting formal wear the most important thing is not threadcount (sorry Jaffe), but FIT! So find a local tailor and clean it up. This message holds true even if you are going to a date party with that cute Theta or headed to that interview with Bain. But I am all about being constructive with my advice, so I'll give you an option to up your formal wear game... &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nLook sharp and keep the bank unbroken by putting on this J Crew Ludlow Suit &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;https://www.jcrew.come/AST/Navigation/theludlowsuit.jsp &amp;gt;\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nThanks for your time bros, I hope you take all of this to heart and make a concerted effort to look good, it'll go a long way, trust me. &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nundefined&amp;gt;\n\nLove &amp;amp; Respect, &amp;gt;\n\n\n\nYour Fratshionistau"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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