The World Most Expensive Men’s Suits

If you want to ogle at the perfect male eye candies, don’t go to the beach or to the gym; go to a formal party or event. After all, nothing makes a man look manlier and totally irresistible than him looking very dapple and suave in a well-tailored suit.

The perfect suit though does not have to be expensive. However, for the trendy and rich men who love to pamper themselves, there is no better way to accomplish their dreams to be unique than by purchasing one of the most expensive men’s suits in the world.

Below are the top 3 most expensive suits in the world:

Stuart Hughes Suit. The most expensive suit in the whole world was created by Stuart Hughes, a designer based in Manchester. He spent over 850 hours to create this amazing bespoke suit. The Stuart Hughes Suit is made up of a unique blend of cashmere, silk and wool, and features more than 500 diamonds embedded in the front and back of the suit. The price of this suit is $ 892,980.

Alexander Amosu Suit. Alexander Amosu is a well-famed luxury tailor. He created a bespoke suit that costs $ 101,890. This suit is made of the world’s most expensive wool. He made over 16,000 manual stitches to create this astonishing piece of art. The buttons of this luxurious suit are also made of 18 carat diamonds.

William Westmancott. This UK-based designer managed to exceed all expectations by designing “The Ultimate Bespoke”, a suit that costs a $ 75,000. William’s team spends almost 200 hours to make each suit.

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Must-Have Beauty Essentials For Women

For most women, there are sets of beauty essentials that they always carry with them anywhere they go. Although these essentials may vary, there are actually basic and must-have beauty essentials that are always present in every woman’s purse.

- Foundation. This is actually very basic. Most women have this especially if they need to attend a special gathering. Foundations help you conceal facial spots and cover your oily skin.

- Lipstick. Lipsticks are very important for most women. Some women do not even need any other make-up as long as they have they own favorite lipstick with them.

- Blush-on. This is also considered as one of the basics because it helps add more beauty to your face. If you look very tired and boring a little blush-on is already a great help.

These three are actually the most common make up essential that most women have. There are other essentials such as concealers, eye liners and eye shadows that some women also consider important in their daily beauty routine but the above-mentioned essentials are seen to be the most important and common ones.

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How The Wallet Started

Did you know that wallets have been around for centuries, in various forms? In ancient Greece, the poor Greeks would carry a sack called a “kibisis” where they put food, instead of money, to be consumed during an emergency. 

The word “wallet” was first used during the 1300s when people during this era started putting money into their knapsacks. It is also during the 1300s to the 1600s that metal coins came out. At first, only merchants carry money-filled knapsacks and sometimes including account books. The merchants tie the sacks to their belts.

By the end of the 1600s in American colonies, drawstring purses were replaced by wallets made from horse and cow leather. Colonists would keep the newly invented paper currency in these leather wallets, including pieces of identification cards referred to as “calling cards.”

During the 1800s, wallets became common in Europe and the United States, and people usually wore wallets on their belts. The Spaniards kept the things they needed for smoke in their wallets; they include steel, flint, and the dried vegetable component to light up. At this time, it would seem strange and not socially acceptable to keep a wallet in the pocket.

By the 1940s, the credit card was introduced which led to a major change in the design of wallets. Since people need to bring along with them their credit cards wherever they go, wallet makers started putting slots on the wallets they make to hold those credit cards. The wallets also became more flexible that they can be folded twice instead of only once.

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