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"FacebookPinterest\n\nSo this week\u2019s Week in Style might not be a sartorial celebration (step it up gents, for real) but one standout was certainly Tom Brady in his nifty three-piece get-up. Granted, the walking Ken doll looks pretty damn good most of the time but this is a look we\u2019re sure any guy could pull off too. Brady is rocking his favored brand Tom Ford here and while we appreciate the finest things money can buy, our bank account does not. Here\u2019s how to steal the QB\u2019s style on a third string budget. Keep the peak lapels to ensure the original swagger stays but think about hunting for suit separates to get more mileage out of each piece. Suit separate jackets are usually cut trimmer and shorter than their nested brethren, which means you can rock them as stand-alone blazers. Ditch the vest for a cleaner look and the fancy pants collar pin; if you want to add some visual interest there just opt for a button-down collar and use your money to get a tie clip with some texture that can be used daily. The finishing touches should work in graphic black and white patterns that don\u2019t overwhelm and, if possible, a sly grin that let\u2019s the world know you go home to a supermodel at night.\n\nThe Goods (clockwise from top left):\n\n The Tie Bar tie clip, $15, available at thetiebar.com\n\n Zara tie, $35.90, available at zara.com\n\n Topman button-down Dress Shirt, $40, available at topman.com\n\n Rag &amp;amp; Bone pants, $290, available at rag-bone.com\n\n Rag &amp;amp; Bone blazer, $695, available at rag-bone.com\n\n Aldo dress shoes, $110, available at aldoshoes.com\n\n Banana Republic Pocket Square, $39.50, available at bananarepublic.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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