New York, NY (WFN) -- Fashion editors at "Esquire" may have picked Andre 3000 from hip hop group OutKast as "The Best Dressed Man In The World," but that doesn't mean they want every guy to dress like him.

Chris Berend, associate editor of "Esquire," says men shouldn't dress exactly like Andre but should use clothes to express themselves in their own way, like he does.

For example, Berend says while doing the shoot for the magazine, they provided Andre "racks and racks" of clothing to wear.

However, when Andre showed up, he brought a suitcase of his own clothes, including a pair of tan corduroy pants he designed himself.

Berend says men can express themselves through something as small as their tie or their cufflinks, but to make a real impact on your wardrobe, he recommends, "upgrade by quality."

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