As we prepare to ring in 2016, Mode is showcasing 11 dapper decades of gentlemanly New Year's Eve style, from 1915 to today. Raise your glass as 100 years of men's party attire evolves before your eyes. Now that's toast-worthy

Get ready for a trip down fashion’s memory lane. In 2 minutes, we’re highlighting top style trends, from 1915 to today. 100 years of fashion in two minutes—it’s possible! Tune in as we revisit some of the biggest trends of all time. From jazz age sass, to Coco Chanel-inspired chic, to the psychadeli

100 Years of Fashion is back! This time, we’re giving the guys a go and recapping men’s style from 1915 to now.

Men have gone through a whole host of styles in the past 100 years. The latest video from WatchCut takes us on a two-minute journey through 100 years of men’s hair and grooming trends. So if you are looking for a new hair style, take a look at the past for some pretty awesome hair inspiration.

Since 1915, men have been stripping down for the sake of a swim. Okay, they've probably been taking a bit since the dawn of time, but nothing compares to swimwear styles of the past century. From the same team that recapped 100 years of men’s fashion in 3 minutes comes this mesmerizing video showcas

Spanish fashion photographer Joan Crisol has been working for internationally renowned magazines like Rolling Stone, Zero and PLAYBOY for years. His photography fascinates with its coarse-grained aesthetic, complex coloring and sensual erotic staging. Joan Crisol’s Stunning Photography Captures The

Code Fashion TV brings Black Tape Project to the best clubs in Bulgaria.

What’s changed in the last five years for you? What are you going to do to help continue making things better in the next five years? If you’ve made an It Gets Better video in the past, send us an update! And if you didn’t, now’s a great time to show the next generation that it really does get bet

nations from around the world have different customs of what color underwear you should wear on New Year’s Eve to ensure a fortuitous year ahead. Argentinians believe pink skivvies will bring you love, while in China, red underwear (preferably with golden embroidery) wards off bad luck for the comin

British Olympian and World Champion diver Tom Daley walked in a fashion show for gay fashion designers Dolce & Gabbana at Harrods in London. Daley posted a video of his experience to his YouTube channel (above). He was accompanied by his husband Dustin Lance Black.