vogueymen.com is a specialized style blog dedicated entirely to men’s fashion accessories and the art of accessorizing. We bring you the stories and styling guides behind classic staples, global cultural pieces, and subculture-defining details. From actionable tips to amp up your everyday look to exclusive sneaks peeks into the accessory game of legendary fashion icons, this is a space built by accessory enthusiasts, for accessory enthusiasts.
Our contributors:
At present, we are a small team of writers, residing hundreds if not thousands of miles apart. The only thing that’s common between them is their powerful passion for fashion and keen curiosity for men’s sartorial tastes and temperaments.
Naz Pestonjee:
Naz is the man behind this endeavor, he is in his early thirties and is based in Dubai. Naz Pestonjee works as a lecturer at an international university, writes as a freelancer on a multitude of topics and niches, and is a wannabe novelist. Vogueymen is his brainchild and he wishes to expand it over time. Men’s fashion is what he writes passionately about. He spends hours daily searching for style stars and fashion phenoms on Instagram and finding inspiration, eulogizing the magic of style and making it known to the world with his words.
Chuck Boylan:
Chuck also resides in Dubai, he’s originally from the Philippines. He’s a programmer by profession and a writer by passion, a nocturnal animal, and a big fan of nightlife, nighties, and nerdiness. A rehabilitated screenager, Chuck Boylan is a tech guy in the day and a chess player in the night. Chuck is just a nerdy guy with a healthy infatuation for everything stylish.
Shoaib Turk:
Shoaib is an educator and a freelance wordsmith who dreams about becoming a children’s writer and is inching closer to it every passing day. He writes on a wide array of topics, ranging from education to men’s fashion and lifestyle. He specifically specializes in listicles and product reviews that are rich in research and reverberate with the readers.
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