BizNasty's Fashion Sense

If you're not a fan of Paul Bissonnette yet, I may have to provide more evidence as to why he's one of the most intriguing men in the NHL. As you may be aware, Mr. Bissonnette has made a name for himself thanks to his Twitter account, @BizNasty2point0, but now he's following Sean Avery's lead in becoming a fashion icon. Pictured to the left is Mr. Bissonnette and Fashion magazine's Sarah Casselman during his appearance on the Marilyn Denis Show, a talk show on CTV in Canada, where he talked men's and women's fashion with Marilyn Denis and Miss Casselman. Honestly, who knew that BizNasty was so in tune with fashion sense? Good on you, Mr. Bissonnette.

While I can't link the videos because either Marilyn's site or CTV won't allow it, I will provide the links for you to click on to get to the video. Mr. Bissonnette filmed a few segments with fashion topics and choices, but these topics aren't just him making recommendations about what clothes you should or shouldn't wear. He and Miss Casselman examine what men and women hate the most in current fashion trends.

• Top fashion trends men hate on women.
• Top fashion trends women hate on men.
• Eight questions with Paul Bissonnette.

Because I can't link the video, this entry seems a lot shorter than it should be, but I have admit that I like BizNasty as a television guest. He's been on another CTV-owned entity as well as he appeared on TSN's Off The Record with Michael Landsberg. Honestly, I thought BizNasty was hilarious on OTR, and he deserves some recognition for his solid additions to Canadian television.

"Press Box hat trick" - classic! BizNasty is probably one of the greatest talents in the NHL when it comes to entertainment. His comments of how Edmonton was an AHL team when he got the third-star selection was pretty hilarious.

And because BizNasty plugged his fashion line for a good cause and because this entry is all about fashion, here is the Sauce Hockey website where you can help BizNasty fight homelessness while looking sharp.

For a guy who played 252 NHL minutes, he's getting himself a lot of camera time in Canada for being entertaining, and I can't think of a guy who deserves it more.

Until next time, keep your sticks on the ice!