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View in Browser | Add nytdirect@nytimes.com to your address book. Thursday, June 18, 2015 Father's Day – Solved! By JIM WINDOLF There are two types of fathers: those who say, "Don't get me anything for Father's Day" and mean it, and those who say the same thing and don't. If your dad falls into the latter category, allow me to point you toward a few items described in recent editions of the Men's Style section. Let's start with a tried-and-true gift: the necktie. In David Colman's recent story, he not only found a selection of excellent ties, but he also suggests unorthodox methods of knotting them. In his last On Time column, Alex Williams offered a guide to new wristwatches with rubber straps (ranging from expensive to very expensive). For the perfect looks for a man this summer, we turned to a rising star in the fashion universe, a shiba inu named Bodhi (fashion name: Menswear Dog). The suits recommended here are a bit much for a Father's Day gift, but check out the Stetson Panama hat and the Michael Kors striped crew-neck shirt. For the new dad or a dad-to-be, how about a fancy stroller? Our Test Drive writer Nick Bilton wrote about his search for the most blinged-out pram in his recent column. If all of this stuff seems wrong for the father you have in mind, go with a book. Jonathan Grassi for The New York Times Men's Style Neck-Deep in Ways to Knot a Man's Tie Neckties don't have to be a ball and chain. Try one of the 177,000 knots you may not know about. Men's Style The Duffel Bag, Updated Perfect for weekend, these carryalls are roomy enough for shoes and clothes but still fit under the seat in front of you. Men's Style With Wallets, Thin Is In Men's billfolds are following the trend of slim, tailored men's wear. Andrew Scrivani for The New York Times Style Father's Day If he doesn't need another tool belt or golf club, cook Dad something delicious instead. Style See Our Father's Day Gifts Pinterest Board Check the Style section for coverage of the men's fashion shows in Europe throughout the week. If you have friends who might enjoy this newsletter, forward this email; they can sign up here. MEN'S FASHION WEEK Slide Show London Men's Fashion Week Street Style Grace Wales Bonner, a New Designer Who Looks to African and Indian History By MATTHEW SCHNEIER Fashion Review Bigger Is Not Necessarily Better By MATTHEW SCHNEIER Noted Surely Not the Last Straw at Pitti Uomo By GUY TREBAY ADVERTISEMENT WHAT TO READ NOW Hilary Swift/The New York Times Food Coffee Drinks Stake a Claim at the Bar By OLIVER STRAND The Espresso Fizz has the air of a classic cocktail - it's like an amaro and soda, only you can drink it before noon without apology. Marcy Swingle for The New York Times Fashion & Style Women Who Cover Up (Even as the Temperatures Climb) By AMY SOHN Women who choose not to dress for a man's gaze even as the weather calls for the baring of skin. Benjamin Norman for The New York Times Style Silent Discos Let You Dance to Your Own Beat By COURTNEY RUBIN Festivals, bars and weddings are dodging noise complaints with silent discos, in which attendees use headphones to tune into sets by competing D.J.s. Food Nathan Weber for The New York Times During Ramadan, Dates Are a Unifying Staple By JULIA MOSKIN Out of respect for tradition, Muslim communities of the world break their fasts with the fruit, which is always available. ADVERTISEMENT NEWS YOU CAN USE Lauren Fleishman for The New York Times Fashion & Style Can DNA Testing Personalize Skin Care? By COURTNEY RUBIN A London company says the testing can match skin care to the individual. Fashion & Style How to Take (the Right) Accessory Risks This Summer These accessories pack a punch that can take a basic look to another level. Giacomo Gambineri Travel How to Pick a Cellphone Plan for Traveling Abroad By SETH KUGEL Pay attention to the payment plans for SIM cards, take your chances with Wi-Fi or rely on data. These are just a few of the choices you'll need to make. ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this message because you signed up for NYT Living newsletter. As a member of the TRUSTe privacy program, we are committed to protecting your privacy. | Privacy Policy | Contact | Advertise Copyright 2015 The New York Times Company | 620 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018