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Trepanier wins Esquire's Best Dressed Real Man contest
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unpainted huffheinz
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He certainly seemed so in person. I didn't talk very long with him, but he was friendly and sociable. And he likes watches.Originally Posted by mafoofan
I'm glad I didn't know he knew about my participation on the forums. It would have felt very awkward.
I thought you knew that already.
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Congrats! The blue steel glare was worth the price of admission. You had the best all around outfit, but I guess Trepanier fits the Esquire lifestyle. Well done anyway.
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Foof,Originally Posted by threadbare
How did you choose the tie? I liked, but thought a repp stripe (J Press) would have been nice for TV.
I'm not a proponent of massive knots but that knot was really tinyOriginally Posted by gdl203
+1 on both.
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Dan is the most marketable.Originally Posted by axe
Precisely.
He was photogenic, had an interesting look that was trendier than Mafoofan.
I far preferred Matt's look, but I am not at all surprised that Dan T won.
The real surprise would have been if Matt had won.
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Nicely done, Mafoofan.
Enjoyed the spot.
Enjoyed the spot.
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Link:Originally Posted by JT82
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/261848...56404#32656404
Thanks for the link. First contestant looked relaxed. Maffoofan looked so uncomfortable in his own skin and clothes. The youngest contestant was quite self conscious, looking down at his clothes even.
I suppose it was a foregone conclusion that DanT would win, rather anticlimactic.
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Nah--how would I have known?Originally Posted by mafoofan
Through AAAC? Nick never hid the fact that he worked for Esquire, and his screen name is pretty much his first and last name.
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Nick's a nice guy.Originally Posted by RJman
So going forward, will getting dressed up be known as "trepanning"?
The rugby jersey and tweed jacket is definitely the trepanist look.
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Nah--how would I have known?Originally Posted by mafoofan
Congrats for just getting to the finals. I am proud for you if that means anything.
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