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My scan, OCRed with ABBYY. A book from 1984 about traditional menswear (i.e. suits). Has lots of information about what suits to wear with different body types and characteristics, and how to match suit colors. IMO some of this is a little too restrictive if you wear suits as a fashion statement, but is probably still great advice for business wear, and in any case is good food for thought about how wardrobe interacts with your body and itself. Enjoy!Amazon review:Quote:This is a great style book for men since there are few good ones out there for us and, if we spend too much time thinking about it, some people think we’re you know what!The main thrust of this book is: different color and shades look best on certain people depending on their skin coloring but that isn’t limited to race either. The four areas are: winter, spring, summer and fall. Few variations in each one, too.Now, that alone would give this a four star but the author goes beyond that: she covers hair styles based on face shapes, combining colors, clothes to buy based on your dressing style (these are broken down, too) and advice for what to seek out based on your color styles and your dressing styles. For instance, a more formal type gets certain types of jackets and slacks whereas a casual type gets more jeans and the like.Excellent book. Highly recommend.