In the late '50s and early '60s, when martini-swilling Madison Avenue heavyweights were more than cable-TV characters, every American salary-man had a gray flannel suit. If we do our job right, that's about to be true once again. Because the gray flannel suit is back—still handsome, still business-appropriate—but being worn in a way Cary Grant wouldn't have dreamed of. (That means not so quietly and not all buttoned up) Wanna know how to pull off the new flannel suit? Stop looking at Don Dra...
In the late '50s and early '60s, when martini-swilling Madison Avenue heavyweights were more than cable-TV characters, every American salary-man had a gray flannel suit. If we do our job right, that's about to be true once again. Because the gray flannel suit is back—still handsome, still business-appropriate—but being worn in a way Cary Grant wouldn't have dreamed of. (That means not so quietly and not all buttoned up) Wanna know how to pull off the new flannel suit? Stop looking at Don Dra...
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