Style blogs are everywhere today, making it somewhat difficult to cypher out the really really good sites amongst the wastes of bandwidth. Well, in our second installment of Complex Twitterati, we've decided to highlight some of our favorite menswear bloggers who keep our Twitter timeline filled with informative and hilarious content. Last week, we covered Streetwear Designers, and today we bring you our picks of the 5 Style Bloggers You Should Follow On Twitter.
Walker Lamond
Guys I know you lurv you some dub monks, but you got to be an idiot or an i-banker to spend more than 300 bucks on shoes. #judas!less than a minute ago via Twitter for iPhone 
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rules_unbornson
WHO: Walker Lamond (@rules_unbornson), Founder and Blogger of "1001 Rules For My Unborn Son"
WHY YOU SHOULD FOLLOW: The purpose of Lamond's blog is in the title. If this is your first time hearing of "Rules For My Unborn Son", make sure you have a couple hours to waste and check out his tips (or in his case, rules) on clothing, grooming, picking up chicks, and more. Follow Lamond and get his tips along with his extra sartorial opinion. We're sure you'll walk away with a lesson learned.
Lawrence Schlossman
Ricci, Ricci, Louis, Louis, Fendi, Fendi, Prada. These basic bloggers don't know what I'm talkin' bout so I don't even bother.less than a minute ago via TweetDeck Favorite Retweet ReplyL.A.S
SartoriallyInc
WHO: Lawrence Schlossman (@SartoriallyInc), of Sartorially Inclined
WHY YOU SHOULD FOLLOW: Lawrence is one of the most well-rounded bloggers to grace your timeline. And by well-rounded, we mean he will tweet things like "Weezy is so zoned out on "I'm On One" that he HAS to be violating the terms of his probation," followed by a link to awesome things such as this video on retailer, C'H'C'M or some wardrobe goods for those of us on a budget. He enjoys rap music, whiskey gingers, sandwiches and Bean boots. "Sometimes all at once." Ha!
Mordechai Rubinstein
Unfollow me if you shop at Scoopless than a minute ago via Echofon Favorite Retweet ReplyMordechai Rubinstein
MISTERMORT
WHO: Mordechai Rubinstein (@MISTERMORT), Founder and Blogger of Mister Mort
WHY YOU SHOULD FOLLOW: With his blog consisting mostly of images of extremely stylish dudes, Mordechai uses his Twitter as a platform to share his stylish banter with all those interested (he's got over 4,000 followers). His tagline, #oy, is constantly being used, usually as a way to put us up on the wrong things to do when it comes to style. For example.
Michael Williams
American Eagle Outfitters has an amazingly loose interpretation of the word "heritage" in WWD today. #smoke #mirrorsless than a minute ago via Twitter for Mac Favorite Retweet ReplyMichael Williams
acontinuouslean
WHO: Michael Williams (@acontinuouslean), Founder and Blogger of A Continuous Lean
WHY YOU SHOULD FOLLOW: One of the most influential dudes in the menswear blogosphere. When he speaks (or types), bloggers listen. His twitter page is filled with updates on new product for A Continuous Lean—which is an online shop as well. He's already getting us ready for Fall.
Sean Sullivan
Seems jeans tucked into boots has turned into boots paired with shorts. #wowless than a minute ago via UberSocial Favorite Retweet ReplySean Sullivan
impossiblecool
WHO: Sean Sullivan (@impossiblecool), Founder and Blogger of The Impossible Cool
WHY YOU SHOULD FOLLOW: You may remember Sean Sullivan from our "Iconic Movie In Six Frames" feature. If not, you probably know him from all of the other cool shit he's associated with. The New York-based arbiter of style keeps us inspired with his twitpics of stylish gents, and sometimes women—word to Ms. Hepburn. If he's not spewing out sartorial images, he's letting us in on his day-to-day tasks such as shooting with Jake Davis or attending the numerous fashion events.
