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In the '90s, he brought neo soul into the mainstream. Today, Maxwell's doing to fashion what he did with music: bringing the classics back.

No, he's not a Kanye or Pharrell wannabe - but his style is giving them a run for their money. Meet Tinie Tempah.

Style icon Nat King Cole understood the subtle art of suave and refined masculine dressing.

Hipsters, rejoice. We're giving away 3 box sets of Bruce Springsteen's The Promise. All you need to do is tweet. Easy, right? Click here for details.

Sick of seeing him on every magazine cover? Before you dismiss him, here's why the actor makes our style cut.

Sammy Davis, Jr. knew how to work a room, and he also knew how to dress to impress. Follow this legend's lead and look your best.

His character owns a Park Avenue penthouse, screws hot girls and dresses to impress. Stop hating. Here's how to pull off his style.

Thanks to Jay-Z, hip-hop style has moved beyond baggy jeans and jerseys. Here's why he's a style icon.

Gaye's style - both musical and sartorial - makes today's entertainers look like amateurs. Take notes, junior.

This Italian playboy is shaking up the auto industry - and the world of men's fashion. What's his template for sartorial success?

Really? Well, it's not like we're putting 18-year-old Taylor Lautner on our cover. Guys can learn something from Pattinson's style - seriously.

What can Kid Cudi teach you about style? More than you think, son.

On-field Cameroon is finished, but off-field, star player Eto'o is kicking butt in the style department. What's his trick? 

While Spain looks for World Cup glory, AskMen takes a look at the team's captain's sharp sense of style.

Today's millionaire athletes can't afford not to look good. Case in point: Kobe.

Your girl is in love with him, Hollywood is in love with him and we, well, love his style. What's his secret?

To all young men: Meet your new role models. These French musicians are taking their rocker sound and style to the next level.

Rudolph Valentino was the original Latin lover. Think you don't need to take a page from his book? Think again.

5 decades later, his style is still influential - how can you make it your own?

The Open: Golf's Oldest Major not only highlights 150 years of golf history, it also puts the spotlight on golf players' style (yes, that exists).