Sounds like your subconscious is not satisfied with the activities you’re up to on the weekend. Maybe you could do something g that’s more meaningful and you’ll be more engaged and therefore less distracted by the clock, which is a fairly boring thing.

Try waking up early, as if you have work or school, and starting the day with exercise and food. It’s a great way to make the day seem longer.

What?

Yes. This is a completely misleading headline

All genres of music have show-stopping tracks in them. Always be open.

I hate to break it to you, but that story is actually false. There’s a podcast about it by Malcolm Gladwell.

Yes, many of these replies have been unhelpful. Another good piece of advice is to simply buy the fashion magazine at the store and flip through it and look at the photos and kinda take a survey. The magazine will also have article about what’s going to be in style this season and next season. Then there are websites for that same content where they forecast trends and you can go shopping and see the stuff on the shelves. You can either participate in the rat race, or as poster above says, you can buy timeless looking pieces that are less flashy but maybe more dignified.

You can find brands you like and follow them for future inspiration

You can think of men you look up to and see how they dress.

Short answer: GQ, Vogue Men, Esquire

https://open.spotify.com/track/1lDTH3IsQvHBM7lqponGrs

Yeah! I was going to say Renaissance choral music generally. Which records do you recommend?

I remember a shitty N64 game called Rampage in which you would crush cities with your fists until you were bored with the game and move on to a better one. This “war” has been like watching an entitled shitty kid play Rampage, but he’s not bored yet.

The juxtaposition of the masthead of this publication with the title of the piece and the particular date is just chef’s kiss. It’s so brave of Harvard to state this fact on INAUGURATION DAY. Fuckers.