Consider these remarkable men: Gianni Agnelli, Fred Astaire, Chet Baker, Truman Capote, Winston Churchill, Miles Davis, Serge Gainsbourg, David Hockney, Jack Kerouac, Keith Richards, Andy Warhol, Oscar Wilde or Mark Twain. They all come from different walks of life, but they definitely shared an acute regard to form, colour, texture and composition. They had a penchant for playfulness with detail and derived pleasure from the liberty of radically shifting their clothing habits. More about why and how they did it is nicely displayed in Josh Sims'’s exquisite Men of Style.