If you consider yourself a Hypebeast you’ll be all too familiar with having to fork out a lot of money for almost anything desirable. Whether it be a $900 Supreme box logo hoodie or $400 Yeezy’s, bargains in the Hypebeast community seem to be far and few between – until now.You might be familiar with the brand ‘Fear of God’, well they’ve just released their 2020 ‘Essentials’ collection which features a selection of ‘essential’ items that have FOG has waved their magic wand over. Not only is the collection actually wearable on a day to day basis, but they’re also rather affordable.Our favourites are the ‘Lounge pants’ and ‘Lounge shorts’ in grey which are priced at $90 and $70 respectively. Why are they our favourites you ask? Well, you’ll actually wear them. They aren’t over the top, instead, their simple design is enough for a Hypebeast to appreciate, but not too noisy that you’ll cop strange looks. All in all, they’re a quality essential that will be a great addition to any Hypebeast’s wardrobe.Shop FOG Essentials Lounge Pant $90Shop FOG Lounge Short $70

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Buying your first car. Kissing someone for the first time. Cooking your first steak. These are just some of the classic milestones in every man’s life.

But even as society loosens its thinking on what a man must be, there is still a certain pride one takes in mastering something his grandfather also struggled to accomplish – should you choose to do so.

On that note: we have some bad news. You’ve been doing push-ups wrong your whole life. And if you’re anything like us, you’ve probably been doing them, like, really wrong. Not to worry though: help is here, and it comes in the form of fitness coach Peter O’Reilly.

Peter recently took to Instagram to correct the mistake you didn’t know you were making, explaining “xorrect breathing when working out requires you to exhale during the highest exertion. When doing push-ups, you inhale as you lower your body and exhale as you push back up.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“Proper push-up technique requires you to maintain good posture and a straight body. Tighten your core muscles, quads and glutes to stabilize your body and maintain the correct position,” Peter says. Next, “place your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width [and] lower your body by bending your elbows.”

“At the bottom of the push-up, your elbows should be bent at a 90-degree angle. Then, return to the starting position.”

As for the mistake you are probably making? “Do not hold your breath when doing push-ups, especially when you are at the end of a set and your muscles are tiring,” Peter says. “Correct breathing during push-ups helps prevent fatigue by making sure your muscles have plenty of oxygen.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

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He then cites the American Lung Association, saying that “when doing a push-up, breathe in as you lower your body and exhale during the most difficult part of the exercise when you push your body back to the starting position.”

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You’ve found yourself a date on Tinder, been on a few awkward dinners and engaged in a bit of under-the-covers fun. You’ve even caught feelings and you’re now Facebook official. Sounds great, but now the question is: how do you go from being together for a few weeks to a few years, and potentially more?No, you don’t need counselling; you need the women of Reddit, a thread that so often proves to be a fountain of knowledge and wisdom when it comes to any relationship queries. Rather than just “go with the flow,” or “take each day as it comes” the women of Reddit have some rather insightful advice for anyone wanting to know what they can expect from a long-term lover, or those looking to reinvigorate their relationship.The resounding answer from many of the responses is open communication. After all, your long-term partner is someone you potentially, hopefully, want to spend the rest of your life with so you should be able to talk to them about anything. Right?“This is the person you are with for a long long time. You should never be afraid to tell the other person what you’re feeling or if something is making you uncomfortable”, claims first responder Dtazlyon.

“They should know you better than anyone else in the world. Tact is important, but be open to being uncomfortable.”

HermesMiha backs up this claim: “Communicate honestly. If there is a problem, talk through it together. No screaming at each other or insulting each other, no passive-aggressive behaviour or silent treatments. Discuss your issues together like adults.”All couples fight. It’s natural. You’re not always going to see eye to eye, but as HermesMiha says, try and be tolerant of one another: “Pick and choose your battles. Sometimes things are a minor annoyance or not really a big deal in the grand scheme of things. You don’t want to turn every little thing into an issue.”Another point, made by LizzyBarry, can resonate with both men and women: “You genuinely need to like the other person. I’m not talking love, I’m talking LIKE.”

“You need to enjoy being around them and enjoy who they are as a person.”

And fellas, we know we can all be stubborn at times, but if you’ve had an argument with your partner, diffusing the situation is nearly always the right move: “Apologise. Even if you are not in the wrong, a simple ‘I’m sorry I have upset you’ goes a long way”, says SmallChallenge. We’re sure this one will be met with some skepticism.And it may sound obvious, but another common answer given is to continuously give your all to the relationship, as b_tchwithopiniopns says.

“Don’t stop putting effort in your relationship. Whether it be date nights, or spontaneous gestures, or even just trying to improve your relationship, just don’t stop trying.”

Of course, that doesn’t mean you can always get away with the bargain servo flowers you picked up on your way home.The whole thread is a treasure trove of good advice, and all of it focuses on ways to keep the relationship going, as opposed to saying “if you’re looking for advice, perhaps it’s best to end it.”Now take forth your newfound knowledge and be the man she wants you to be.

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Seiko is famous for its affordable dive watches that are not only capable and high quality, but also good looking. Their most famous model, the SKX can now be yours for a mere $259, that’s 56% off the $595 retail price.

Made from Stainless Steel with a water resistance of 200m, the SKX is more robust and capable than you’d ever need, but it’s nice to know it’s there, right? It also features a uni-directional rotating bezel that will help you to time your dive, run or drive home. The rubber strap has the ability to expand around a wetsuit, but also looks sophisticated enough for everyday use. The ‘Pepsi’ dial of the SKX009 is another nice touch that is likely to turn heads. However, if you’re looking for something more subtle, the black dial looks just as good.

Whether you’re a desk jockey longing for an overly capable watch or a gent who’s going to be pushing the limits of the SKX, they’re a time-honoured classic that will not only impress yourself but others who are in the know. The SKX is now no longer in production, so the $259 asking price is very reasonable for such a desirable watch.

Shop Seiko SKX009 (Pepsi Dial) $595 $259

Shop Seiko SKX007 (Black Dial) $595 $279

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From the blue and red GMT Master to the sporty Submariner, there are certain Rolex’s every man seems to want to buy. Then there are the watches few men dare to own. Enter: the Rolex Cellini Dual Time.Arguably the perfect watch to accompany a tuxedo, former professional baseball shortstop Alex Rodriguez yesterday showed why the Cellini Dual Time is one of the most underrated Rolex’s ever, stepping out at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles, California, with a pink gold watch almost as easy on the eyes as his partner Jennifer Lopez.

 

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Petite, gorgeous and stylish, the Cellini Dual Time is not the watch you take on an Amazonian jungle adventure; it’s for special occasions, like the SAG awards. So full marks for context. But what about outfit? There A-Rod succeeds too, matching a navy velvet dinner jacket with a bow tie, white shirt and of course, the brave man’s Rolex, whose polished pink gold (and brown dial) subtly offsets the rest of his ensemble.Coming in at 39mm, with 18 ct Everose gold (and a polished finish) the Rolex Cellini Dual Time will set you back AU$27,400. A fair sum, but we’d argue – if you can afford it – the Everose gold, brown guilloche dial and stitched alligator strap will set you forward in the style stakes.

 

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Not to mention: faceted and shaped like a two-edged sword, the Cellini’s hands count off each second, minute and hour with Swiss army precision thanks to the self-winding chronometer movement at the heart of this prestigious timepiece. In other words: it will let you time your champagne intake down to the very last segundo.Let the A-Rodolution begin.

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Economy is a punish. But there are a few sneaky tricks that can make it way more comfortable. Enter: NBA player Javale Pierre. Although the Los Angeles Lakers centre may fly business-class more than the rest of us, when he flies economy he certainly knows how to maximise space.Luckily for those better acquainted with armrest battles than we are with complimentary champagne, Javale recently took to Instagram (presumably on his way home from New York, after the Lakers vs. Knicks game on the 8th of January) to share a sneaky Economy “cheat code” that could just save your life.

 

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“A lot of people don’t know this trick on Delta flights, guys,” Javale begins. [But] if you’re ever in coach in a Delta seat, and you’re in the aisle, and you’re like ‘why doesn’t this one go up’… there’s a little trigger down here (points to under the armrest in semi-hidden spot).”

“You press that, and you can lift it up, put your feet in the aisle and trip the stewardesses.”

Genius.Celebrities like Diplo (“no stewards are safe 2020”) and @lethalshooter (“Smh I can be honest and say I never knew this. Thanks bro”) appeared to appreciate the advice.Your next stewardess tripping comfort maximising trip awaits.

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It would be fair to say that when men reach a certain age, they begin to care less and less about their appearance. Any desire for a stylish outfit goes out the window and in comes a swathe of beige. But one man doesn’t believe in such stereotypes: Eugene Levy.The American Pie star rocked up to the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles, California on January the 19th 2020 looking a million dollars, and giving us all style aspirations for when we reach Levy’s age of 73.Attending the awards ceremony with his son and Schitt’s Creek co-star Daniel Levy, the Canadian actor rocked a tuxedo in a sharp shade of burgundy – standing out amongst a sea of black ‘penguin’ like outfits. To top it off, he finished the look with slick hair and stylish round-framed glasses.He then took this look to the stage to kick off the awards night with his son, with some one liners that were almost as pleasing on the ear as his suit was on the eyes.

Who better to open the show than this father and son duo?! @Realeugenelevy @danjlevy #sagawards pic.twitter.com/Hw1AP4kcWq

— SAG Awards® (@SAGawards) January 20, 2020

Two of our favourites included: “The SAG awards… For this incredibly glamorous group of people here tonight… SAG is such an unfortunate acronym,” as well as, “Now tonight, actors celebrate the craft of acting and get to push their talent to the limit by playing good losers.”The man’s comedy bone is evidently still going strong.Other notable outfits included that of Joaquin Phoenix, Brad Pitt, Andrew Scott, Caleb McLaughlin and Leonardo DiCaprio, to name a few, culminating in a healthy blend of old and new Hollywood looks on display.In our eyes though, Eugene Levy won the style stakes.

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Comfort or style? The question has haunted business-class travellers since (practically) the beginning of time. On one hand: you’ve earned the right to be snug, on the other, if you want to fit into the world of champagne tipples, you want to dress the part.But at what point is something disrespectful? And where, exactly, does a dress code go from ‘fair enough’ to snobbish?This has been a topic of hot (pant) debate among the Australian travel contingent of Twitter, after the news broke last week that Qantas refused a passenger entry to their Sydney business-class lounge for wearing activewear.

Clarification: This is NOT a dresscode issue, I support a businesses right to enforce equitable dresscode standards. However, My husband was allowed in no problem wearing this. While I was kicked out wearing this. My issue is that standards should be equitably enforced @Qantas pic.twitter.com/HSbLVc4W62

— Eva Marie (@natalieevamarie) January 16, 2020

That passenger was fitness model Eva Marie, who shared her indignance via Twitter. While she calls it a matter of gender inequality, many Twitter users (and, evidently, Qantas), believe it is simply a question of standards.

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In any case: while some Twitter users agreed with Eva…

You should ashamed @Qantas pic.twitter.com/rodudZWRi3

— Russ Solis (@RussSolis79) January 16, 2020

… others said her husband was lucky to have gotten into the lounge.

And your husband can bugger off too, should have been kicked out – and had I seen him in the lounge I would have approached the lounge staff and asked them to eject him too.

— Michael (twcau) (@twcau) January 18, 2020

Others, meanwhile, said it’s a question of rules (and good taste), not gender.

If your husband was in a singlet board shorts and thongs he would have been denied also. T-shirt and shorts are fine however. Read the dress code protocol. No one in the business lounge wants to see someone sitting in there in track pants.

— Candice (@candicespag) January 17, 2020

… in fact, as far as we can tell, the general sentiment is that Qantas got the decision right…

Since when is a T-Shirt and shorts active wear? That’s just about what everyone in Australia wears in summer. Had he been wearing a singlet, then yes, he would be denied access also. Don’t even try to claim sexist discrimination here.

— samuel Gray (@samuelG23855919) January 18, 2020

… while yet others took the chance to throw some shade of their own…

Should’ve flown @VirginAustralia, from the look of today’s lounge you can wear (or not) anything!

— Meg Coffey (@TexanMeg) January 17, 2020

The incident then spawned a News.com.au think piece, by journalist and (apparently) business-class traveller Melissa Hoyer, the gist of which was: “I am sick to death of seeing people jumping onto a plane looking like they are heading to pick up a few on-sale hotpots at Aldi.”

“Since when did flying at high altitude give travellers the right to a sartorial leave pass? I’m not saying you need to wear a three-piece suit or flirty party dress on your next flight, but is it that hard to match the words ‘neat’, ‘respectable’ and civilised with travel clothes?”

In the comments below her piece, many called her out for being entitled (see: “the writer of this opinion piece comes across as rather snobbish,” and “how does other people’s clothing choices affect YOU”). Undeterred, Melissa then shared her article to Twitter, where she found a little more support.

Oh the thongs and velour tracksuits. Bonus points if they have juicy or foxy emblazoned across the butt and obligatory g-string showing. pic.twitter.com/9vQzj0rvOP

— Naomi Ager (@Manylivesinone) January 19, 2020

Again, opinion was divided…

Imagine caring what the people who are occupying the same venue as you were wearing

— Sophie (@Sophiebonbophie) January 19, 2020

From, “You realise this is the most ‘first world’ problem since the start of NATO, right” to “one of the things I like about Qantas is they maintain class in a classless world” the internet apparently could not make up its mind.Reading these comments, one starts to feel a sense of hopelessness. Maybe, as The Economist once predicted, fashion as we know it really is damaged beyond repair?And then, finally, like a ray of afternoon light on a cloudy day, came the solution.

Get changed into more comfy pants ON the plane. Then get changed prior to landing. Smart on and off, fresher clothes for arrival and comfy onboard. Problem solved.

— Bandi (@aliciacoote) January 19, 2020

The takeaway? It is absolutely fine (encouraged, even) to wear activewear or pyjamas aboard a business-class flight. But it’s a definite no no to wear in the lounge.Consider this premium cabin squabble, solved.

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