Man of Parts 

an antiquated term used in 17th and 18th century England, most famously by Lord Chesterfield, defining a man who is extremely able in multiple endeavors. Recently, the term has been brought back to modern day usage in the book "Libri Neri: The Man's Practical Guide to Natural Charm". Today it has taken on the implication that a man is talented in many areas of life, especially attracting women. However, it is not seen in a negative light such as player, pimp, Lothario, Don Juan, or mack daddy.

"Did you meet that guy Steve? His girl was INSANELY hot, he's a real man of parts."

Man of Parts by Delabar July 20, 2008

a man of parts 

something you'd call a cool dude some 50 or 100 years ago
a man of parts is a guy with many talents, gifted, etc.

"A man of Parts, but a most vile, stinking Whigg" (1710).

a man of parts by longsong December 6, 2006