1960s aesthetic men

The world of fashion is based on classic and contemporary looks that are meant to make us look and feel our best. However, if we make styling mistakes with even the smaller details in our outfit, we can end up ruining the whole look by appearing as if we’ve gained extra weight. Nobody wants this result so stay tuned to hear about these fashion mistakes to prevent the same from happening with your outfits.

We accuse our boyfriends of having no style when they pull on polo shirts and baggy pants. But these frat house staples have roots in men's fashion history. Thank your stars that he's not wearing knickers and leisure suits!

We look back on his greatest early style moments, each guaranteed to give your wardrobe a sophisticated upgrade…

One of the most honored and beloved stars in film history, screen legend Jimmy Stewart returned from World War II a changed man who would change westerns. To many of us of a certain age, James Stewart looked his most natural under his battered “lucky” Stetson, astride his chestnut gelding, Pie. Although not originally a western star, the 6-foot-3 lanky, laconic actor became one of the Cowboy Tetrad ­— alongside Henry Fonda, Gary Cooper, and the Duke — whom we grew up watching at the Saturday…

1960s Mens Fashion - If you are going for a 1960s look then you need to see this. Lots of pics with info, read on...

Even the rose-colored haze of nostalgia can't cover-up the awful look of junior fashions at decade's end. As proof, here are a handful of pages from the 1978 Montgomery Ward catalog.

From Michael Caine to Malcom X, inject some swing into your suiting by learning from the best-dressed men of the decade

Damn. I want a print of this hanging on my living-room wall. Right under my Audrey Hepburn poster, preferably.:

Model(s): Unidentified I Ph: Aldo Fallai

From The Netherlands loves vintage and/or shabby chic,Rufus Sewell and the Royal Family of French music Jacques Dutronc,Françoise Hardy and Thomas Dutronc