Coat tails mens

English Men's Dress Cloths (top hat and coat tails) No words needed....

“Court dress for men in the early 19th century retained many features of 18th-century dress. These included breeches, a waistcoat with short skirts, and a coat with curving back fronts. The dark, figured velvet continues a fashion in evening dress that began in the 1790s.” –Victoria & Albert Museum […]

A Victorian gentlemen always wore a suit. For most of the Victorian era, that meant a dress coat over his pants, shirt, and vest. Victorian coats came in many styles such as a frock coat, cutaway coat, morning coat, tailcoat (Tuxedo with tails), and sack suit. His outer coat came in heavy top coat, box

“Ensemble, 1830. The MET.”

Historic Edwardian men's fashion and clothing entered the turn of the century with a Victorian formality, but it ended with a more relaxed style after WWI. While Edwardian men's clothing looks formal by our modern standards, in reality they were the start of classic menswear as we know it today. From evening first class dinners

Imagine That! STEAMPUNK - WoZ - Tux w/tails for The Wizard in Green! Add dark green pants & top hat + steampunk accessories!!

A Steampunk man needs a coat, jacket, or even a full suit to look the part. He might wear a Victorian frock coat, formal tailcoat, morning coat, trench coat, overcoat, or western duster. A leather military or gothic style men's Steampunk jacket with straps, buckles, grommets, and chains brings a harder edge to a Steampunk