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2016: Roger Stone's Best and Worst Dressed List

The 2016 edition of my best and worst dressed list.

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Jan 01, 2023
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Originally published January 1, 2017.

In our 11th year of Mr. Stones International Best and Worst Dressed, we thank Mr. Blackwell for inspiring this annual tradition, which I carried on under his name for nearly a decade.

I am honored to have assumed this responsibility and continue to cover Mens Fashion for The Daily Caller. As the state of fashion in America has declined rapidly, we have seen some really horrid faux pas, but 2016 has also brought some alternative styles that make sense for the growing Millennial population.

An important point we make each year is that what passes for style today is in fact fashion. After monitoring the worlds of media, sports, politics, music, and fashion we have narrowed down who has style and who truly does not.

Fashion is ever-changing, while style is timeless.
Some on this list will excel in both categories, while others offer a well-rounded understanding of both.

This years list is full of new faces and we are also debuting our Lifetime Achievement Award, which honors those who have demonstrated an everlasting dedication to style.

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