Alan Flusser MEN'S Silk & Worsted Wool Luxury Blend Window Paigne Blazer During our trip to New York City, Kirby Allison had the honor of interviewing legendary fashion author and designer Alan Flusser. Mr. Flusser is the writer behind Style and the Man, essentially the bible of men’s style and fashion. His books have provided fashion inspiration for generations of well-dressed men and continue to do so today. VIDEO BELOW: COPY & PASTE THE LINK to your Google search bar https://youtu.be/La_jpscb63o When Alan Flusser talks (or more often, writes), men who want to look like Cary Grant in ''Bringing Up Baby'' pay close attention. A designer with a custom shop at Saks Fifth Avenue, a snappy ready-to-wear line, and three style books to his credit -- ''Style and the Man'' (HarperCollins, $24) has sold 40,000 copies since it was released on Nov. 6 -- Mr. Flusser is arguably the arbiter of modern American men's wear. Mr. Flusser's talent for romanticized power dressing led in 1988 to his biggest professional breakthrough: suiting up Michael Douglas for his role as the predatory mogul Gordon Gekko in the movie ''Wall Street.'' That commission caused as much of a cultural quake as Ralph Lauren's clothes for Robert Redford in ''The Great Gatsby.'' Sharply tailored but comfortably modern, Mr. Flusser's suits -- call them Corporate Raider Chic -- won the designer plaudits and spawned boardrooms full of Gordon Gekko imitators.