The fashion blogosphere is, by and large, a girls-only club. From the street style blogs to more personal endeavors, 99% of it seems to be about the ladies. Inspired by this guide - What Men Should Really Wear - at DC-based BrightestYoungThings.com, here are some of my favorite (but few!) resources for men's fashion and trends around the internet. Add yours - and your opinion on the gender inequalities in the online fashion arena (ha!) - in the comments section.

A Continuous Lean is NY-based and totally classics-, Americana-, and vintage-inspired. If you're looking for something a little more grown-up than the wash of hipster blogs that currently occupy the forefront of the fashion blogosphere, this is your first stop.

Men.Style.Com is the male equivalent of Style.com: good for getting those thrift-lists and DIY ideas flowing, but not much more. Their seasonal trend reports are aces but for the most part feature totally unattainable runway pieces - think of this as your aspirational starting point for getting your real-world look on point.

Hel-Looks is a Finnish street style blog that does a grand job of not only keeping things 60/40 when it comes to girl/guy fashion representation, but of making sure that styles of all stripes are included as well. Other honorable street style blog mentions go out to The Sartorialist (which actually got its start as a men's fashion site) and StreetPeeper.com.