"Omar Sharif    Though he resisted being typecast as an ""exotic Arab"" throughout his movie career, Omar Sharif did indeed look like a man from another time and place—in the best possible way. Sharif made the unfamiliar look amazing: in a wool army coat and fur-lined papakha for Doctor Zhivago, wrapped in a silk tunic for Lawrence of Arabia, with a rifle slung over his shoulder in The Night of the Generals. Off-set, his uniformed old-world mystique translated into a predilection for bold classics: double-breasted suits, peak-lapel tudos, wider ties. Black shades and skinny jeans? Not for Omar, a man cut straight from the loftier romances of yesteryear.—DENNIS TANG  Wider lapels and ties aren't for every guy; but if you have the physique—and the confidence—to pull them off, they can add a dose of worldly masculinity to your look."
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