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"Simplicity. A classic buckle and fine leather band in black or brown, between one and one and one-eighth inches in width, works with almost any belted trousers. I love a belt I found at Agn\u00E8s B.: brown on one side and black on the other with a silver buckle that pivots. Perfect for traveling. Braided leather belts are useful in that they don't need punched holes, and thus are easily adjustable and cause no guilt from weight-related hole shifts. Of course, an expressive wardrobe should include some colorful belts\u2014like the ribbon D ring belts you'll find at J. Press, Brooks Brothers, or Paul Stuart. My favorite is a plain lavender ribbon from Stubbs &amp;amp; Wootton of Palm Beach. Jeans call for wider belts, and although I don't care much for the flashy George W.\u2013sized buckles, I do like horsehair belts and even some traditional hand-tooling. One of my guiltiest pleasures is a cowboy-width belt tooled with the Ford Motor logo."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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