Since I have a continually revolving closet of fashions based on the seasons, I'm already looking towards Fall/Winter 2009 and have these things in mind. Let me know what you think. Its all from Ralph Lauren.

Outfit #1-Simple dark grey suit but the lapel is fabulous and looks great with a wide tie

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00020m.jpg

Outfit #2-Pinstripe suit with a great lapel for wide tie

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00070m.jpg

Outfit #3-Love the argyle vest with the brown jacket and grey trouser

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00110m.jpg

Outfit #4-Love the cardigan with the window-pane tweed pant...not a big fan of the jacket

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00120m.jpg

Outfit #5-this outfit is absolute me and I will have it all

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00140m.jpg

Outfit #6-I love everything especially the Fair Isle sweater...I'd lose the leather vest and rock it as is to the office

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00150m.jpg

Outfit #7-another great one that's a must have

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00160m.jpg

Outfit #8-I will be getting this cardigan, shirt, and tie

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00170m.jpg

Outfit #9-Not a big fan of everything else, but the vintage red leather varsity jacket is an absolute must

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/fashionshows/F2009MEN/RLMEN/RUNWAY/00190m.jpg

Perhaps its most relevant to keep this dicussion in relation to only Western culture. So okay, I mean come on, we started with animal skins way back when.

Then during biblical times, the slaves wore these little cloth things to cover only their genitals. I guess you can say the evolution of fashion was pointing toward more clothing because we entered this era of robes in Rome.

And it makes sense. More clothing helps you keep warm. Then in the 1700-1800 was the era of the powdered wig. What was that about? So up until that era, the arrow was toward more clothing.

Now since maybe like the 1920s, and with women's sufferage and all that, we shifted toward less clothing. And now when you go to the mall, you find yourself looking at some very scantily clad underage girls.

Any thoughts? What will fashion look like in the future? Are we destined to the full body grey-suit with a big giant V-neck? As far as gender goes, I think mens fashion will stay the same. We've had the suit, we like the suit.

Perhaps its most relevant to keep this dicussion in relation to only Western culture. So okay, I mean come on, we started with animal skins way back when.

Then during biblical times, the slaves wore these little cloth things to cover only their genitals. I guess you can say the evolution of fashion was pointing toward more clothing because we entered this era of robes in Rome.

And it makes sense. More clothing helps you keep warm. Then in the 1700-1800 was the era of the powdered wig. What was that about? So up until that era, the arrow was toward more clothing.

Now since maybe like the 1920s, and with women's sufferage and all that, we shifted toward less clothing. And now when you go to the mall, you find yourself looking at some very scantily clad underage girls.

Any thoughts? What will fashion look like in the future? Are we destined to the full body grey-suit with a big giant V-neck? As far as gender goes, I think mens fashion will stay the same. We've had the suit, we like the suit.