Anyone have the 'queer eye for the straight guy' book?

Phokus

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I'm thinking about getting it and i'm in desperate need of some gay advice on how to groom + dress, is this book of any use? :p
 

Pennstate

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Just go to a banana republic outlet. Sign up for a BR card for the extra 10%. They also send you coupons in the mail if you have the card.

For button up shirts, their Cotton Stretch Classic (98% cotton 2% spandex) shirts are my favorite. The are almost wrinkle free. And the fabric looks new even after a few washes. Also try H&M and Express. But be aware though, there are still junk in these stores. So don't always go for the "label". However, I find that visiting these 3 stores is the most efficient way to shop for clothes if you hate shopping as much as I do.

Also, a trick for people who hates ironing but can't afford the cleaners for your shirts: After washing your shirt, toss it into the dryer on high for 30-60 seconds, hang it up right away. THe end result is a 80% ironed look.
 

Cashmoney995

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Even better, on the dryer tip. Take a handerchief or any other type of CLEAN wash cloth wet it a little bit, like maybe wet enough that if you put it on a piece of paper the paper would get jacked up, but not wet enough that if you wrung it real hard the mess it made would have to be cleaned up. Throw that wet thing in the dryer with the dry clothes, run for about a minute or two. Voila! You have unwrinkled shirts.