in addendum to the preceding post

You know who else knew the power of a good suit?

Martin Luther King, Jr.



He proved that one need not choose between message and visage. And while clearly, King's wise words would remain just as relevant had he not exhibited a sophisticated penchant for slim-fitting suits and cuff links (the best kind of jewellery a man can wear, in my opinion), his attire certainly underlined his eloquence.

"Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity."

-- Martin Luther King, Jr.