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Cover: Anderson wears a pinstripe suit, paisley tie and shirt from Brioni with an Etro pocket square. Daras sequined bodice dress is by Schumacher. Photography by Michael Cogliantry

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Robert StockThe force behind Robert Graham tells what inspires his colorful designs for men and women. 62I CON

Sean ConneryThe man who made Bond famous is proof that clothes do make the man, and that urbanity can be acquired. 66SPOTL IGHT

Vest DressedWhen it comes to casual luxury, nobody does it better than Brunello Cucinelli. 104Service DirectoryYour guide to the amenities of the Garmany Experience 126ResourcesWhere to fi nd additional products mentioned in this issue 127Finishing TouchA psychologist explains why we dress the way we do. 128

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Invitation to StyleThe fi ve senses and the Garmany sensibility 16The Garmany GuidePrints charming Where to get an incomparable crab cake Best events this season Inspired Southwestern fare Nude shoes and other trends and more! 21Hot StuffThis is the season for shirts gone wild. Hit the road with Gucci. 40AccessoriesFor women, textural and metal-lic-touched handbags and shoes For men, chunky belts and English messenger bags 44Essentials for MenThese graphic t-shirts sport humor and attitude. 52

Essentials for WomenPops of color make casual out-fi ts anything but ordinary. 54

columnsThe Sporting LifeNick Faldos championship golf course is just one of the pleasures at Lough Erne, a new world-class resort in Northern Ireland. 106GrapeTasting of blackberry, leather, smoke and flowers, La Rose Pourpre from Cte Rties Domaine Pierre Gaillard is a must-have for lovers of Syrah. 114MaltRedbreast is a delicious example of the pure pot still styleand proof that the best Irish whiskey is among the best whiskey anywhere. 118HoroscopesThe stars are aligned in your favor, Taurus, so its time to indulge. What do the celestial bodies forecast for your sign this season? 122

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DEL IGHTS FOR YOUR F IVE SENSES

Shopping for fi ne clothing and

accessories should be about more

than simply making a purchase. At

Garmany, weve created an atmo-

sphere that is all about making you

feel great. We make it our mission

to appealquite literallyto all fi ve

of your senses. For example:

The fi rst thing you notice when you walk in the door is the entic-

ing smell of our favorite cologne,

Laurentino.

Next you hear music. We think life should have a great soundtrack, so our personal selections are always playing for you throughout the store. The tunes are upbeat and ener-

geticit sounds like a party and makes you want to join in.

You will also notice that your sense of sight is tantalized everywhere you look. We treat ev-ery corner of our store as though it were a window display, with drama, color, style and verve.

Plus, we always have a seasonal exhibit of notable art from a local gallery. We can modestly

say that you wont see merchandise displayed to better effect at any other store, anywhere.

Perhaps youre craving a taste of something delicious to drink? Let us offer you an espresso or cappuccino, a glass of champagne, a Scotch on the rocks or a mineral wa-

terits all on hand to refresh and delight you as you shop or just relax.

And then theres the sense of touchthe marvelous feeling you get as you slip on a cashmere jacket or a silk dress or a superfi ne wool suit.

These are all essential parts of what we call the Garmany Experiencealong with free

shoe shines, free parking, a movie theater for the kids, gift wrapping and much more.

And fi nally, there are two aspects of which we are especially proud:

Our staff is helpful, personable, highly knowledgeable about the ins and outs of dressing well and expert in the brands we carry. Youll receive exactly the amount of attention youre

looking for. You can browse by yourself or in the company of a sales associate. If youre in

a hurry, you can shop by appointment; well even pre-select looks for you and have them

waiting when you arrive.

The garments you choose will be altered by skilled master tailors for a truly customized fi t.In short, our pledge is to make you look terrifi c as well as feel good.

We wish you a spring of joy and renewal, and we look forward to seeing you soon in

our Red Bank store.

J O H N E L L G A R M A N Y L A R R Y G A R M A N Y

P.S. If you see something you like in this issue and would like to

purchase it or simply learn more, please call us at 732-576-8500.

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ART at GarmanyGarmany has a long-held tradition of stocking our store with wearable pieces of art, but three years ago, we intro-duced more conventional art to our offerings. This spring, windows and store displays will feature the oil paintings of local artist Joyce Anastasia Urbanski.

Through May 31, her Portraits series will provide an extra layer of aesthetic pleasure to the Garmany shop-ping experience. The series features large-scale works that capture women in moments of quiet contemplation. She depicts her subjects and the bits of nature around them with loose brush strokes and bright, vibrant colors that mimic the palettes and textures of some of the best spring and summer looks.

For more information, contact James Yarosh Associ-ates Fine Art Gallery in Holmdel; www.jamesyarosh.com.

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Fan FareEvery spring brings the long-awaited start of

the MLB season, but opening day also brings

a less welcome phenomenon: bleachers filled

with fans sporting their lucky, grungy, over-

sized jerseys and t-shirts.

Red Jacket clothing designs for that

all-too-rare breed: the fashion-conscious

sports enthusiast. Vintage logos on their

screen-printed t-shirts recall the best parts of

eras past. The all-cotton garments are heav-

ily pre-washed, giving them a softness and

durabilitymeaning theyll last through years of

post-season play, even if your team doesnt.

Etro A-Go-GoIts a family affair at Etro, where Veronica Etro

whips up the womens line and her brother, Kean, is in charge of the mens. Both designers draw heavily on the companys expertise in fabrics (Etro got its start

in the Sixties as a textile house) when putting together their luxe separates and

colorful sportswear.For spring/summer, Kean offers up

witty-yet-wearable jackets and pants done in dapper plaids and blue-and-gray stripes, with a hot-colored tropical prints option for those who want it. The womens collection is right on-trend with a blush-hued palette, but it still features Etro signatures like lounge-y silk separates and bohemian dresses.

Of course, it wouldnt be Etro without at least a few exotic prints, and this sea-sons no different. Theres a silk that looks like the wings of a monarch butterfl y, a swirling, turquoise-accent paisley and an oversized fl oral with salmon-pink blos-soms. Even within this kaleidoscope of color, the fi nished lookfor men as well as womenis still classic and effortlessly cool.

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Upcoming acts at Count BasieThe Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank features a world-class program of eventsfrom symphony performances and mambo workshops to stand-up comedians and world-famous singers. Here are just a few upcoming hot tickets. To see the complete events calendar or purchase tickets, visit www.countbasietheatre.org. All shows start at 8 p.m.

April 29: The Doobie Brothers became one of the most popular bands of the Seventies with their unique brand of soul-infl ected rock. They take it to the Count Basie stage to perform hits like Takin It to the Streets, Black Water, and What a Fool Believes. Tickets: $39.50 to $85.

May 12: Multiple Grammy-winner Kenny Loggins has provided the soundtrack to some of our favorite movies of the past decades. The singer-songwriter will perform his timeless hits, as well as fresh material from his new family-friendly album. Tickets: $35 to $125.

May 18: Diana Ross, the fi rst female artist to have more than fi ve #1 hits, will sing songs from both her prolifi c solo career and time as lead singer of the Supremes, including You Keep Me Hanging On, Im Coming Out, and I Got a Crush on You. Tickets: $49.50 to $149.50.

MENS FASHIONS

MARCH 27BrioniJan Leslie

APRIL 10Isaia

APRIL 17Hugo Boss

MAY 17 for All MankindButterfl y Bowties

Vivek Nagrani has no doubt given more thought to mens underwear than most of its wearers ever have. He made his name as the creator of V.K. Negrani mens hosiery, woven of the fi nest cotton by small fac-tories, in bold, striking designsand, by all accounts, addictive to men whove tried them. Now check out his thinking-outside-the-brief new styles of mens underwear: Theres the Woody, a hyper-constructed boxer brief that works well with trim-fi tted trousers. Its made of Peruvian Pima with lycra, as is the Johnson, an easy-fi t trunq that offers medium support. Last and, in a way, least, is the Willy, a tailored trim-fi t model of 100% Peruvian Pima for the man who enjoys total freedom, according to Nagrani. Next time youre in the store, stop by the accessories department to consider an underwear upgrade.

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WOMENS FASHIONS

APRIL 10Carol Peretz

MAY 1Gustavo CadileRomona Keveza

MAY 8Robert Graham Robert Zur shoes

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WHAT LIES BENEATH

Trunk shows are a vestige of the early days of apparel re-tailing, when manufacturers representatives would visit stores with trunks full of the latest fashions, and store owners would choose the items that best suited their customers. Nowadays, we go straight to designers show-rooms in Milan, Naples, New York and elsewhere to se-lect merchandise for each season. But the trunk show lives ongiving you the opportunity to see and purchase items from a designers entire line. Here are some of the trunk shows coming up at Garmany.

ALL-ACCESS PASS: the trunk show

ALL TRUNK SHOWS ARE ON SATURDAYS FROM 10 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.

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THE A-to-Z LISTWith nearly 100 designer brands under one roof, youd think wed hardly have room to move. Quite the contrary: Our designer shop-within-a-shop concept maintains the boutique feel, with plenty of elbow room, not to men-

tion 49 dressing rooms. See if you dont fi nd your favorites in our list be-low. Then stop by the store for a shopping experience youll love.

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AquataliaArnold Zimberg ArticoBlugirl

BlumarineBrioniBrunello CucinelliBurberryCanaliCatherine MalandrinoCharles Chang-LimaCharles NolanCharvet

Chip & PepperCole HaanCollette Dinnigan CreenstoneDieselDolce & GabbanaDonald J PlinerEarnest SewnErmenegildo ZegnaEscadaEtroFaconnableFillmoreGarmany Custom ShirtsGimosGucci

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Jeans GenieSkinny or low, distressed or dark blue, laid-back or dressed uphow many kinds of jeans do you need, and, more impor-

tant, which pair is appropri-ate for what occasion? Garmanys Jeans Saloon is here to help you fi gure all

that out. The space is fi lled not only with the best jeans availablewith brands like Diesel and 7 for All Mankind (center), picturedbut with funky belts (see the selec-tion on page 48) of this is-sue), t-shirts with attitude (see page 52) and cool casual jackets. Stop by the Saloon for an education in

the ever-evolving world of mens jeansand walk out

looking better than ever.

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SANTANDREAS uncommon threadsThe Santandrea brand is the result of a happy union between the venerated Trabaldo Togna textile mill and Sartoria Saintandrews, a fi rm noted for the skill of its 165 tailors. Trabaldo Togna textile chief Luca Tabaldo Togna bought the smaller fi rm three years ago and rechris-tened it Santandrea.

Now customers of select establish-ments can experience top-of-the line menswear produced under Trabaldo Tognas supervision and made with its exclusive fi ne and super-fi ne fabrics (even the most avid fashion afi cionados say theyve never felt anything like them). These are clothes created byand forpeople for whom fi ne clothing is a pas-sion. It is a great thing to take the time to look after your style and your wardrobe, which are important to our well-being, says Luca Trabaldo Togna.

At Garmany, customers can have either ready-to-wear or made-to-measure items. The delights of made-to-measure are, of course, manifold: choosing among fabrics and design details, having a piece created to fi t you with maximum comfort and style. With Santandrea, theres an unexpected pleasure as well: Unlike with most brands, there is no additional charge for a made-to-measure or custom order.

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Craving Crab Perfection?Theres an appetizer for thatIts been called the worlds best crab cake: the pretzel-crusted version offered by chef/artist/entrepreneur David Burke at Fromagerie in Rumson. Served with poppy-seed honey and pineapple coleslaw, the dish beautifully combines spicy, salty, sour and sweet fl avors, with a bit of crunch to boot. And of course, it looks beautifulafter all, Mr. Burke is a man who knows quite a bit about presentation. Here, exclusively for GARMANY readers, he shares the brilliantly simple recipe for the ultimate crab cake.

DAVID BURKES PRETZEL-CRUSTED CRAB CAKE Ingredients:

Heat the oil in a small saut pan over medium heat. Add the onion and celery and saut the vegetables for about four minutes, or until they are soft and translucent. Re-move them from the heat and drain off and discard the excess oil. Set aside.

Combine the butter and mayonnaise in a large mixing bowl. Using a hand-held elec-tric mixer or a wooden spoon, beat until the mixture is well blended and very smooth. Fold in the crabmeat, chives, lemon zest, Old Bay and cayenne along with the reserved onions and celery. Cover and refrigerate the crab cake mixture for 15 minutes to chill slightly.

Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside.Remove the crab cake mixture from the refrigerator. Line one row of Pretz (about six

pretzels) closely together and top with about cup of crab mixture. Line the top with the same amount of pretzels (creating a raft). Dip the open sides of the crab cake in egg white and then the rice pearls to coat the sides. Place the pretzel-coated cakes on the prepared baking sheet. Lightly cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for about 30 minutes, or until the cakes are fi rm.

Heat the clarifi ed butter in a large saut pan over medium heat until it begins to smoke. In batches, using additional butter as needed, fry the crab cakes for about 3 min-utes per side, or until they are golden brown. Place them on paper towels to drain.

Place the crab cakes on a serving platter.

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1 tbsp. freshly grated lemon zest 2 tsp. Old Bay seasoning Pinch of cayenne pepper 1 box Pretz pretzel sticks (can be purchased in Japanese gourmet stores) 2 egg whites cup rice pearls Approx. 1 cup clarifi ed butter

The Crme de la ClosetAs houses and wardrobes grow, so do the options for organizing

closets. The latest innovation in clothing storage is the Virtuoso

line from California Closets, available for now only in select mar-ketsMonmouth County, fortunately, among them.

Whats different? Well, Virtuoso is a horizontal closet design concept, with a minimum of vertical lines to break your view as you gaze at the contents of your walk-in. Its made from your choice of a line of materials from Italy called Lago, which comes in a range of colors and is certifi ed as green in Europe.

And why not have a beautiful and low-chemical closet? After all, you spend time in there every day, Eric Nili, manager of California Closets in Cranbury, points out. People spend seri-ous time and money on their wardrobes. They dont want them housed in some bare-bones closet the builder put up. A well-organized closet has other benefi ts as well. Some people fi nd items of clothing they havent seen in years and are so happy to have them back, Nili reports. Others say, Thanks for giving me more room. Now I can go shopping! For more information on closet options, call California Closets at 1-800-229-2567.

Exploring The Feminine FACTORFans of the Philosphy di Alberta Ferretti line include hot young Hollywood types like Ali Larter, Emmy Rossum and January Jones. They, like so many women, show off to best ad-vantage in the type of gauzy, fl oat-y, intricately detailed cocktail dress for which Philosophy is best known. The romantic and fun spring collection is highlighted by whimsical prints of eyes, butterfl ies and lips.

Its been called the type of clothing a woman wears when she wants to feel like a goddess. Ferretti herself refuses to typecast the line, saying enig-matically that the name Philosophy indicates only something that cannot be imposed. Decide for yourself when you visit the Philosophy selection in Garmanys womens department.


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Incotex, maker of luxurious mens trousers, is an Italy-based line thats focused squarely on the American market. To start, the customer in the U.S. has a different body than the one in Europe or Asiagenerally bigger and taller. We had to completely change the trouser pattern to make it comfortable for our U.S. customer, says Emilio Paschetto, director of sales for North America for Incotex parent company Slowear. Even the fabrics

we use are differentsofter and lighter. Those fabrics include pin corduroys, exclusive lightweight wools and ice gabardine.

For all their focus on materials and fi t, Incotex pants dont neglect style. We try to be brave and not be boring with cotton, so we offer fancy colors like pink, light green, French blue, violet and burgundy, Paschetto says. Often its the brightest colors that sell the best, because this is what our customers wantthey already have lots of our trousers in stone and khaki.

And whos buying these light, bright and super-comfortable pants? Our starting client is maybe around 28, moving up in the world, says Paschetto. Or our customer could be 65, with a healthy life, very active. All our customers tend to be cultured and well-trav-eled. Whatever the age, Paschetto maintains, once hes buying us, he doesnt go back to other lines. Try the spring line for yourself and

look for the new Incotex shop at Garmany.

GLOBE-TROTTING GOURMETSummer is the season for fi ery Southwestern fare and premium tequila, both specialties of The Copper Canyon restaurant at 51 First Avenue in Atlantic Highlands. Our tequila tasting events really get rolling this time of year, says chef and owner Michael Krikorian. Each month, agave fi ends converge on the restaurant to work their way through six to 10 pairings, such as a sparkling silver tequila with a salty, crunchy taquito, or a smooth Aejo with notes of cognac accompanied by something sweet.

Krikorian, who loves to inject tastes of other cultures into his traditional Tex-Mex plates (think brie topped with a tomato salsa and served with tortillas) is also branching out with a new sister restaurant this summer. It has the same small-plates concept, but were featuring globally eclectic cuisine, he says of the spot, located a stones throw from the Copper Canyon.Many of the dishes take their inspiration from foods sold by street vendors in other countries around the world. Whether youre in the mood for a tequila fi esta or the taste of a new culture, Chef Krikorian has got you covered.

Bodacious BLUItalian fashion house Blumarine is for women who

want to put a sparkle in their stepliterally, as

sequins make their way into nearly every

collection. For spring/summer, the embel-

lishments appear on the necklines of

breezy tie-dye dresses that would look

right at home at a yacht party in the

Mediterranean (no surprise, as the line was

founded by designer Anna Molinari on the

island of Capri).

Molinari knows her customers will

always be the life of the party, so she prepares

them this season with fl irty dresses in

sherbet shades of lemon, tangerine and icy

pink. She also offers separates with safari

touches, like a camoufl age cropped cardi

and khaki cargos with a golden sheen.

Over at Blugirl, the juniors line, there

are plenty more party pieces, including

a pink cocktail dress in the brands

signature leopard print and a mini-

skirt covered in blooming red poppies.

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The Art of the Bow TieOnce the domain of the geek and the oldster, the bow tie is backon the runway, in the offi ce and on the street. Garmany carries an extensive selection from top makers. Remem-ber: The key to bow-tie cool is to tie it yourself. You can do it! Heres how:

1. Slide the tie under your collar. Allow one end of the tie to hang about two inches lower than the other end.

2. Bring the longer end across the shorter end.

3, Pass the longer end under the shorter end and upward, forming the fi rst part of the knot. Pull tight to the shirt collar.

4. Form the front loop of the bow by doubling up the shorter, hanging end and placing it across the collar points.

5. Hold the front loop between your index fi nger and thumb. Drop the long end down over the front loop.

6. Pass the hanging end under the front loop. Use your index fi nger to bend the end in the middle (at the widest part), and poke your fi nger through the open part of the knot. Now you have formed the back loop of the bow.

7. Gently pull the bow at both folded ends to tighten the knot. Hint: This is exactly the same knot most people use to tie a shoelace.

8. Adjust to taste. Smooth bow or dimpled? Loose or tight? You dont want to be too precise; perfectly imperfect is the look youre going for.

A View to a Thrill

SPRING IN FULL SWING Warmer weather brings with it a myriad of ways to go out, do good and have fun. Here are a select few of the upcoming special events in Monmouth County. Remember: Whether your destination is by the sea or under the stars, Garmany can help you look gorgeous.

APRIL 17: Beauty Ball 2010, sponsored by the Beauty Foundation for Womens Breast Cancer and Monmouth Health & Life magazine at the Trump National Golf Club, Colts Neck. Visit www.beautyfoundationnj.com.

JUNE 19 : Cancer Ball, Riverwind estate on the Navesink River, Middletown, hosted by the American Cancer Society. For more information, log on to www.cancerball.org.

JUNE 28: The Best of Monmouth Summer Festival at Branches in West Long Branch will feature the winners of Monmouth Health & Lifes Readers Choice Awards. as well as tastings from fi ne res-taurants, live entertainment and prizes. Visit www.

MonmouthHealthandLife.com/Bestof.JULY 4: Oceanfest, Long Branch,

co-sponsored by Monmouth Health & Life. To learn more, visit www.longbranchchamber.org.

Like the characters in the classic E.M. Forster novel, experienced travelers know that a hotel rooms view can set the tone for an entire trip. A Room with a View is a luxuri-ous picture booka compendium of Cond Nast Travelers signature fi nal pagesthat showcases the best vistas from the best ho-tel rooms around the world. Relaxing in your favorite chair at home, you can, with this tome, gaze at the Taj Mahal in the distant mist, the brilliantly colored onion domes of St. Basils in Moscow or a sailboat scudding in the blue and green waters off Miamiand much more. For more details, visit the books publisher at www.assouline.com.


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Elements of MENS STYLE

... in which JOHNELL GARMANY saves us from embarrassing ourselves

Whats the best-looking thing a man can wear?

A suit, hands-down. It highlights any mans best physical assets

and camoufl ages imperfections.

People like to say the suit hasnt changed in 100 years, but

thats a massive exaggeration. If I put on a suit from just

10 years ago, I look like a dweeb. Whats changed

recently?

The cut has changed a lot. Todays suit jacket has natural

shoulders with little padding, a narrower shoulder, high

arm holes, a higher button stance, more suppression

at the waist and a shorter jacket length than a suit from

a few years ago. Pants have a slimmer leg and

tend to be worn shorter. This lookthe so-called

modern suithas a more dynamic silhouette

that makes any man look slimmer.

So that explains why my older suits look

so, well, old. What are the style trends in

warm-weather suits and sportcoats?

Lighter construction, for one. Half-lined and

even unlined jackets are being produced by

top makers for the hot months. Lightweight

natural fabricslinen, cotton and silkare

big this season. Patch pockets are popular on

sportcoats and even suit jackets. There have

even been sightings of younger men wearing

double-breasted suitsnot the boxy 1930s style,

but a contemporary, fi tted Italian cut.

How about casual clotheswhats in?

Colorful, patterned button-front shirts are huge. These

party shirts are highly versatile: They can be worn

with shorts, jeans, a sportcoat or even a suit. Graphic

t-shirts are big; dark blue jeans with

minimal distressing; chunky, funky belts;

sneakers with style interest, especially

retro designs; aviator sunglasses. Spring

outerwear piecesespecially vestsare

very popular. Theyre worn for cool,

not for warmth.

Speaking of warmth, whats up with all the sweaters I see

paired with warm-weather sportcoats and suits in the new

collections? Wouldnt a sweater make a guy too warm?

Well, you wouldnt wear a sweater on a hot summer day. But on a

spring day or a cool summer night, a lightweight sweater wont make

you boil over. Visually, it has the effect of making a suit or sportcoat

more casual.

Whats going on with rolled-up trousers?

Youre talking not about cuffed bottoms, but pants worn with the bot-

tom rolled up. It works with a casual look and only with slim-legged

pants.

And the idea is to show your ankles?

A little bit, yes. The two trends in ankle wear now are colorful

socks, like the ones we carry from makers such as Paul Smith

and V.K. Nagrani, and to go sock-less.

You mentioned colorful party shirts. So let me ask

youto tuck or not to tuck?

Tucking is back. The untucked shirt has had almost a decade

of glory, and the pendulum has defi nitely swung. My father,

Larry, is cheering; he never cared for the untucked look.

I fi nd my shirts come untucked on their own and bunch

around my middle. Under a suit jacket, it looks like Im

carrying extra pounds. Any remedy?

Thats an easy one: Buy custom shirts. Trimmer guys, in par-

ticular, benefi t from a custom fi t. Not only will you eliminate

excess fabric, but the shirt also will stay perfectly tucked.

Are pocket squares still in?

Totally. And they give you so many options, from the Mad Men

look of a straight-fold, pure white cotton handkerchief to a brightly

colored, patterned silk square, which can substitute for

a necktie to dress up a sportcoat. This season, the

more colorful, the better.

Is it OK to wear a linen pocket square with a

tuxedo? It seems less formal than silk.

True, linen is less formal, but it is absolutely

correct with a tuxedo. The same goes for cot-

ton. A linen pocket square is also functional.

You could, for example, prove that chivalry isnt

dead by offering your linen hank to a tearful

woman. You couldnt do that with silk.

I like to wear a wrinkle-free suit with a

sharp crease in the pants. Is it OK to dry-

clean my favorite suit once a week?

No. Dont confuse pressing with dry-cleaning.

A suit needs dry-cleaning only three or four times a

seasonits hard on the fabric, and done too often,

will reduce the life of a suit. But you can press a suit

before every wearing, if you like. Find a dry-cleaner

that offers pressing only. Alternatively, you can buy a

home trousers press or simply touch up the suit with

a hot iron. If the fabric is fi ne, such as a wool gabardine, protect it by using a

pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric.

Clockwise from top:

Rolled pants & bare ankles

from John Varvatos; Etro

party shirts; the new look of

double-breasted, by Canali;

socks by V.K. Nagrani.

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{ thegarmany guide } Womens FASHION

THE LOOK FORSPRING & SUMMER

School SpiritKnee socks, preppy stripes and

academic blazers turned spring

2010 runways into pep rallies.

Ralph Laurens classic crested

blazer, penny-loafers from Robert Zur

and Tory Burchs perforated leather skirt

are seemingly school-inspired sepa-

ratesat least, the schooldays we wish

wed had. Schoolgirl chic uniforms are

turning up in soft grays and neutral

tones; strategically placed pleats

and folds give garments shape and

movement. Never mind Septem-

berdesigners find these playful

looks right for any season.

Peek-A-BooThis season, designers incorporate cutouts, high slits, mesh and lace to give fl irtatious, sexy peeks of skin.

Long slit skirts and dresses in sheer, fl owing fabrics provide a not-so-subtle hint of leg, while corsets and slips

are turning underwear-as-outerwear into a trend. A Schumacher silk mini-dress with a deep v-neck and arful draping

shows off the fi gure without showing it all. Roberto Cavalli and Ports 1961 models fl ounced down the runway wear-

ing sheer, nude-colored evening dresses, while other designers chose even more suggestive looksplacing bras

over blouses. Unleash your summer sultriness with a fl irty outfi t that only hints at what lies beneath.

Tribal DreamsTribal worlds engage the creativity of de-

signers, bringing ancient civilizations and

their environments to life in fresh styles

and printsoften inspired by batik or

ikatfor spring. Look to Etro and

Blugirl for bold tribal and ethnic

prints, and Blumarine for classic camou-

flage. Escada shows a sexy zebra-print in

a blouse or dress, while Moschino Cheap

and Chic offers animal prints re-imagined

in turquoise and gray. Tribal and animal

prints have also inspired all kinds of ac-

cessories from head to toe this season,

such as a Magaschoni leopard-print scarf.

MetallicWhether embellishing heels, woven into an

evening gown or tied to a handbag,

a little glitter always does a girl good.

Designers are calling for you to punch

up your wardrobe this season with some shim-

mer and shine. Robert Grahams scoop-neck

tank has rivet details around the neckline, for

instance, and Schumacher is showing a so-

phisticated gold sequin bodice dress. You can

also tap into the trend in a garment with just a

dusting of sequins, or wear metallic acces-

sories. Add some gleaming color with a sexy

Ports 1961 shimmering pink mini-dress or a

blue sequined one-shoulder dress by Blugirl.

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Womens FASHION

Show Sheer Confi dence

Sheer fabrics are cool for spring

and summer, in both senses of

the word. Yes, theyre sexy, but in

an elegant way, and they provide

flattering and feminine draping.

Airy gauzes and flowing chiffons

add no bulk to a look, even when

a piece has ruffles, like Escadas

multicolor sheer short-sleeve print

shirt with a ruffle neck. Sheer is

everywhere this season, in jacket

sleeves, pretty printed scarves,

cutout panels in evening dresses

and more. Check out Etros gor-

geous sheer paisley blouse and

scarves or Blumarines sheer

floral-print tunic. You may

choose to wear a lacy bra

or tube top underneath.

You also have the option

of a camisole in a color

thats close to your skin

tone or to the color of the

top.

No color enhances a tanned complexion better

than white. This classic neutral color is a spring/

summer staple, of course, but this season, design-

ers sent models down the runway dressed purely

in white. A Badgley Mischka pants suit, a ruffled

white frock from Collette Dinnigan or a Roberto

Cavalli evening gown give you this seasons

achromatic look. Try creating a stylish outfit

by layering white separates a

sheer flouncy dress by Alber-

ta Ferretti with a lightweight

Schumacher sweater

make this look. If

you like, add a pop

of color with a bright

handbag from Raf or

Mulberry.

Neutral-toned shoes are a must this

season, from cage shoes to perfo-

rated-effect sandals. They go with

everything you own, plus they help

make your legs look wonderfully

long. Platform pumps, like those

from Tory Burch, are especially

hot, as are patent leather

peep-toe pumps from Stuart

Weitzman. Choose a nude

shade thats a close match

to your skin tone,

and wear your new

shoes barelegged

for best effect.

Creamy ecrus

pair nicely with the

buff-colored pieces available

from so many designers this

season (black, white and

buff elements work beauti-

fully together). Of course,

they also look fab with the

florals and sheers so

popular this

season.

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Try All White

HOT tips How to capitalize on the seasons trends

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Tory Burch, Stuart

Weitzman, Collette

Dinnigan, Schumacher,

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Established in 1996, the James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery was founded upon and remains loyal to its vision: to represent fine art for arts sake and to curate gallery collections and thoughtfully present art with an artists eye and understanding. Gallery owner James Yarosh draws upon his knowledge developed as an artist and published interior design devotee, in addition to his industry experience and variety of solid relationships with international artists developed since 1985, to offer complete fine art services for residential and corporate projects. He provides at-location consultations to give clients guidance with framing, placing, and displaying original fine art.

James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery has received critical acclaim on a national level for presenting Russian fine art collections and recognizing significant art movements early on, as well as for representing original works created by New York City and New Jersey regional artists. James provides collectors, interior designers, and trade clients with fine art selections appropriate to a multitude of tastes and interests. In addition, James exhibits the solo public art installations at Garmany in Red Bank, New Jersey and a custom and decorative line of art available through the Frame of Mind Gallery in Holmdel, New Jersey. He also presides as a judge for the annual Bayonet Farm Art and Music Festivals plein air competitions in Holmdel, New Jersey; in 2009, he shared the role with his invited guest, Peter Trippi, editor of Fine Art Connoisseur magazine. Yarosh participates in various charity designer show houses, including Kips Bay, New York and Cape May, Twin Maples,

and Stately Homes by the Sea, New Jersey, leading to publication in New York Spaces magazine and multiple design features in Design NJ magazine, amongst others.

James has proudly achieved In Circle status for the gallery, with bronze level contributions for supporting the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Center. To satisfy his passion for art and to extend his art education and experience, James travels extensively throughout Europe on a regular basis, studying art in well-known museums. James has also recently appeared on HGTV and was featured in the winter, 2008 national edition of the Art and Antiques Collectors Sourcebook in an eight page article titled Imperial Eye, written about Yaroshs fine art collection and his involvement with notable Soviet-era and Russian art personally collected as well as offered to his clients through his New Jersey gallery.

All of the above services and presentations illustrate the essential benefits of recognizing and incorporating fine art in the home as part of the everyday living experience.

James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery, located at 55 East Main Street in Holmdel, is open Saturday, 12 to 4 p.m. and by appointment weekdays and evenings. For further information, please contact James at732.993.5ART or 732.993.5278 or visit the gallerys website at www.jamesyarosh.com, where guests are welcome to register for e-card gallery show announcements, inquire about appointments to visit the gallery, and schedule in-home consultations.

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{ hot stuff }

With classic Italian tailoring and

sartorial details, Poggianti shirts

from Garmany are a great value.

But its the unique and colorful pat-

terns, like the wild floral designs

shown here, that make these shirts

truly irresistible.

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bit and web detail, bifold

leather wallet, briefcase with

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{ accessories }

These Stuart

Weitzman

sandals get their

impact from chain mail detail-

ing. The shoes pair beautifully with

an Etro scarf and MZ Wallace handbag with

striated purple fabric, green leather straps and

brass buckles and rivets. Sunglasses by D&G.

MetalDetected

Handsome hardware is softened by rich fabrics and metallic sheens

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{ accessories }

This look is all

about texture, from

the edge detail and

pebble grain of the

Etro handbag to

the loose knit of

Magaschonis floral

bouquet scarf and

the heavy stitching

on Tory Burchs

black high-heel

shoe. Sunglasses

by Gucci.

Perf Here

Pinked edges, perfi ng and fancy stitchwork make a major textural statement

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The Big Belt

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Put away the skinny straps. A chunky, funky belt is the preferred way to hold up your jeans

All belts available at Garmany. That includes our favorite,

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The line between classic briefcase and hip messenger bag is a blurry one

Knomo of London bags, from

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in full-grain leather with fabric

detail,Tokyo shiny black

briefcase in glazed fabric with

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Three strong tees from

Garmanys extensive

spring collection, clock-

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plea from Local Celebrity,

a funky little DJ and a

statement shirt, both

by Diesel

Graphic t-shirts with tude are cool, comfortable and very much in style

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{ essentials for women }

Orange Crush

With a hot top and handbag, youll get noticed coming and going

Robert Grahams paisley

blouse is complemented

by an Etro bag with

printed paisley leather

detail and a colorful

woven leather bottom.

Roxanne dark-wash

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A low neckline lends extra sex

appeal to Magaschonis grey

ruffled top, paired here with

Rock & Republic jeans and a

Mulberry animal print handbag.

Sunglasses by Bulgari.

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So, the brand is Robert Graham, but

youre Robert Stock?

People call me Mr. Graham all the timeIm used it!

I founded the company in 2001 with an English textile

designer whose fi rst name was Graham, so thats

where the name comes from.

Tell us how you got your start in fashion.

My father was my inspiration. He owned a gas station,

so he would work all day and come home with dirty

clothes, hands covered in oil. But he would go into

his room, wash up, change and emerge this different

person. I was amazed by the transformative power of

clothing. He had all his shirts custom-made at a shop

on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, and I loved

looking at those shirts and

studying the patterns.

Youve been designing

for more than 40

years and helped

launch the Chaps

line with Ralph

Lauren. Why did you

start your own line?

I saw a real need.

Most companies

have a generic shirt

pattern, and then

maybe theyll make

it different by having it in a stripe or a check. But no

one was taking it to the next level.

So what takes a Robert Graham shirt to

the next level?

We design all of our own fabricsevery pattern,

every colorway, every trim. Basically, all the ingredi-

ents are exclusive to us from the start. Then we add

in little extras our customers love to discover, like em-

broidery inside the neckband or trim under the cuff.

Weve taken the shirt and made it into an art form.

What types of customers are drawn to your

designs?

Theyre individuals. They like feeling comfortable in

what they wear, and our clothes fi t well. Also, our

customers know we never do the

same thing twice, so when they

come back next season there will

be something new.

You also have a womens line

and recently expanded into

dress shirts, ties and acces-

sories. Was that in response

to customer requests?

Yes. We consider Robert Graham

to be more of a lifestyle than a

brand. It made sense to expand

but we wouldnt have done it if

we didnt think we could bring

something new to the market.

The fi rst thing our customers do

when they see one of our pieces

is study it closely to fi nd the little

points of differentiation. Its like a

treasure hunt; they go looking for

that golden nugget that makes

the piece special. So we bring that to the new

categories, too. If its a hat, its going to be silk

instead of just cotton, and maybe it has three or

four silks pieced together, not just one.

Is it part of the treasure hunt to

embroider your credo, Knowledge

Wisdom Truth, somewhere on each

of your garments?

We came up with that in beginning

because its how we try to live

our lives. And the saying means

something different to everyone,

just like each of our designs

is unique and makes each

person happy for a different

reason. I like to say we

dont sell clothing; we sell

happiness. You put on our

clothes and you get a good

feeling. Theres nothing better!

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A Robert Graham design isnt just for someone who wants to look good from afar. Each colorful

piece has unique embellishments and witty extrassome only the wearer can seethat

make it even more distinctive upon closer inspection. Thats one of the reasons the brand

resonates so well with Garmany customers. To fi nd out more about the iconic company,

we checked in with Robert Grahams chairman and founder, Robert Stock.

Left and below,

wearable works of

art from the Robert

Graham spring line.

Above, founder

and designer

Robert Stock

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GET YOUR IRISH UP

| BY M A R K D O W D E N

Beautifully balanced and complex beyond reason, Redbreast is proof that the best Irish

whiskey is among the best whiskey anywhere

ALTHOUGH THE IRISH ARE SAID to have invented whiskey,

their product gets little attention in a world of connoisseur-

ship that revolves around Scotch. Its a pityand surely

bound to changebecause Irish whiskey is enjoying a

renaissance. Forget any preconceptions about Irish be-

ing best used to fl avor coffee. Thats a fi ne use for

Jameson, but it would be a waste to mix Red-

breast, Green Spot or Black Bush with any-

thing other than soft water.

The commercial history of Irish

whiskey follows a curious arc. In

the late 19th and early 20th centu-

ries, Irish outsold Scotch around the

globe. Then the industry was hit by

the double-whammy of Prohibition in

the United States and independence

from the United Kingdom. The break

from the U.K. meant that the far-

fl ung Empire market for Irish whiskey

dried up completely and swung over

to Scotch. Irish production crashed

and never recovered.

By the 1960s, only three distill-

eries remained in Ireland. They were

Jameson, Powers and Cork Distill-

ers, which banded for survival into

the Irish Distillers Group. In 1972,

Bushmills in Northern Ireland joined

the IDG. The members bought into

the strategy of making a product as

unlike Scotch as possible, and so

all Irish whiskey for a time was un-

peated, triple-distilled (Scotch is dis-

Redbreast is a pure pot still spirit, the most traditional style of Irish whiskey. Its

distinctive flavor profile is reminiscent of the best Speyside Scotch.

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tilled twice), smooth and, many Scotch lovers

would say, bland by comparison.

The IDG closed its three historic distilleries

and in 1975 opened the New Midleton Distillery

in County Cork. Thus there came to be a single

licensed distillery, albeit a massive one, in all of

the republic, plus Old Bushmills in the North.

Today the Midleton facility is owned by Pernod

Ricard (yes, the French control most Irish whis-

key), while Old Bushmills is owned by the other

global beverage giant, Diageo. A third player,

Cooley Distillery, opened in 1987independent

and Irish-owned, by God! In addition to its plant

in County Louth, Cooley recently reopened the

Old Kilbeggan distillery, which had been shut-

tered for more than half a century.

This brings the number of Irish distilleries

to only four todaycompare that to 90 in Scot-

landbut these four are producing an impres-

sive range of whiskey styles. The three main

categories are malt, single grain and pure pot

still, the latter a unique Irish style made from

a mash of malted and unmalted barley. Most

Irish brands are blends, and some combine

two or all three of these styles. Heres an over-

view of the brandscape:

Midleton Distillery produces Jameson and

Jamesons premium reserve range (of which

there are currently six expressions), Powers

and Midleton Very Rare, which is vintage-dat-

ed. These brands are all blends of pot still and

grain spirit. Also made at Midleton are Paddy

and Tullamore Dew, which add malt whiskey to

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MARK DOWDEN , a native of Kentucky who was educated at the

University of St. Andrews, is a fan of all whiskey.

TASTING NOTES

REDBREAST 12-YEAR-OLD IRISH WHISKEY

COLOR | Deep amber

NOSE | Spice cake, nuts, sherry, cream soda, meadow fl owers and grass, honey, cherries,

linseed oil, rye-like overtones.

PALATE | Silky mouthfeel, with tastes of ginger cake and treacle sponge, malt, butter, maple

syrup, a hint of cinnamon. Its simultaneously redolent of a Vermont breakfast and a sticky

English dessert. Sweet but not cloying.

FINISH | Oily, spicy and long, with honey, sherry and licorice.

PRICE | $50

These pot stills at the sprawling Midleton Distillery

produce brands ranging from Jameson to Redbreast.

The old water wheel (right), which dates to 1825

and once provided the power for all distillery opera-

tions, is still turning today. The map below shows the

four extant distilleries in all of Ireland.

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the blend, and two pure pot still whiskies, Redbreast 12-year-

old and Green Spot.

Old Bushmills produces triple-distilled malts

under the Bushmills brand (including Black

Bush, which is blended with Midleton

grain whiskey and has a sherried fi nish)

and post-1994 vintages of Knappogue

Castle single malt.

The leading brand from Cooley,

which specializes in reviving old

styles and marks, is Connemara, a

peated single malt that seems un-

Gaelic but in truth harks back to the

golden age of Irish whiskey. Cooley

also makes the superb Tyrconnell

unpeated single malt; Kilbeggan,

a blend; and Greenore, the only

Irish single grain whiskey.

Not long ago, I uncorked

a bottle of Redbreast, the pure

pot still spirit frequently cited

as Irelands best. Pure pot still

as a style has a characteristically

oily mouthfeel and a distinctive

fl avor profi le. Theres no mistaking

Redbreast for an American whiskey,

although it is plenty sweet. You might well

peg it for a Speyside Scotch, given the fruit and fl oral notes.

Displaying tremendous complexity on the nose and palate, this whiskey

requires some quiet time (in my case, by the fi reside during a snowstorm)

for one to plumb the developing aromas and tastes.

There is ripe fruit on the nose, some sherry and vanilla, and a resin-

ous, linseed-like tang. I also found a pleasing note of rye spice, although

no rye is used in the mash. Redbreast is positively fat on the tongue. Roll

it around the mouth, and all kinds of fl avors

come welling upmalt, ginger, toffee, even

cinnamon. The fi nish is long and oily,

with a faint licorice tail.

All of this mouth drama comes

as an exceptional value. If you

drink much single-malt Scotch,

you may have noticed that prices

have shot skyward in the past

two years, fi nancial crisis be

damned. Redbreast 12-year-old,

by comparison, is a great deal at

about $50 per bottle. (I should add

that the same is true of some of the

best bourbons.)

Does it get any better? Well,

yes: Redbreast 15-year-old is com-

ing. This older expression, which

was only released once, in very

limited quantities, in Europe, will be

available in the United States this fall.

Meantime, fi nd yourself a bottle

of the 12-year-old and raise a glass to

County Corks pure pot still perfectionists.

As they say over there, Up Cork!

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