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" It&amp;#039;s almost hard to remember a time before J. Crew. Fact is, the brand is now one of the major arbiters of modern men&amp;#039;s style. Thanks for that go, in large part, to men&amp;#039;s designer Frank Muytjens, who&amp;#039;s managed to create collections that appeal to regular guys and fashion obsessives alike, time and time again. Never overly historically minded or heavy-handed with his inspiration (we&amp;#039;ve seen enough Mad Men-tinged collections to last a lifetime), Muytjens does an excellent job at creating a mood that feels evergreen and accessible. Brightly colored Fair Isle sweaters, rust-colored denim work-wear, quad-ready crewneck sweatshirts, a black watch suit cut from Harrish Tweed \u2014 these all feel familiar, but Muytjens renders them with a clarity that avoids misty-eyed nostalgia. No tricks or hidden meanings lurk beneath a mustard shawl collar cardigan with weathered blue jeans, or a cable knit sweater in burgundy. They&amp;#039;re just thoughtful, beautifully executed items that you want in your closet because you have a hunch that you&amp;#039;ll be wearing them for a long, long time. And, well, you&amp;#039;re right. See the entire collection in the slideshow.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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