Notoriously Dapper: How to Be a Modern Gentleman with Manners, Style and Body Confidence (Life Skills)

by Kelvin Davis

Overview

An Instagram style influencer shares manliness lessons and life skills, from etiquette to courtship to the personal confidence.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781633536210
Publisher:	TURNER PUB CO
Publication date:	10/24/2017
Pages:	236
Sales rank:	688,989
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Kelvin Davis is the founder and creator of Notoriously Dapper, a body positive menswear blog showcasing outfits to inspire men of all sizes to find confidence in their appearance. Blogging with this purpose has led him to model for American Eagle, Chubbies Shorts, Jack Black Skincare and more. Kelvin has been featured in BuzzFeed, Cosmopolitan and Glamour for his contributions to male body positivity. He continues to break modeling standards and push the fashion industry to be more inclusive of all body types and races. Kelvin lives this message in his daily life, inspiring men and women worldwide to simply love themselves by finding and embracing the beauty within. Now, as an author, he is spreading that positivity through Notoriously Dapper: How to be a Modern Gentleman with Manners, Style, and Body Confidence.

Table of Contents

Introduction 6

Chapter 1 Gentleman, Redefined 12

Chapter 2 Gentleman Gestures 27

Chapter 3 Loving Yourself 43

Chapter 4 Benefits of Being Body Confident 57

Chapter 5 Choosing to Be Great 71

Chapter 6 The Bro Code 88

Chapter 7 The Art of Courtship 102

Chapter 8 Modeling Good Behavior 115

Chapter 9 Behavior at the Workplace 144

Chapter 10 Marriage, Money & Morality 157

Chapter 11 First Time Fatherhood 168

Chapter 12 Managing Your Time 183

Chapter 13 Family Affairs 196

Chapter 14 Infidelity: How to Prevent and Deal 209

Chapter 15 Love, Laugh, and Live Your Life 220

Acknowledgments 232

Editorial Reviews

…Davis certainly has something to say to young men about what we lose when we give up the concept of being a gentleman, and what we have to gain when we cherish it.

The New York Times Book Review - Judith Newman