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Men's Historical Fashion

Men's fashion through the ages: Medieval, Renaissance, Elizabethan, Empire, Victorian, Edwardian.

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NYPL Digital Collections

[Men dressed in vests, France, 1834.] Men -- Clothing & dress -- France -- 1830-1839

1830's hussar jacket.

1800s Men

Colonial Fashion

18th Century Mens Fashion

One Item - Kerry Taylor Auctions

Breeches, 1790-1800. Black silk satin with small fall, self covered buttons.

1829 British Silk and Wool Suit of Clothes. Labled "Newton Maker, Bold St." See additional images for it at http://www.metmuseum.org/Collections/search-the-collections/80000954?rpp=60=1=*=A.D.+1800-1900=Suits=2# 1820s Fashion, Evening Suit, Romantic Period, Historical Clothes, Romantic Era, Regency Period, Fashion Through The Ages

Fashion Through The Ages

Newton | Suit | British | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

1829 British Silk and Wool Suit of Clothes. Labled "Newton Maker, Bold St." See additional images for it at http://www.metmuseum.org/Collections/search-the-collections/80000954?rpp=60=1=*=A.D.+1800-1900=Suits=2#

NYPL Digital Collections

Winter Redingote 1834 French

The elegance and grandeur of 1770s and 80s court dress is displayed in this court coat. The magnificent array and abundance of silver decorations used to adorn the jacket would have sparkled in flickering candlelight and indicated the status of the wearer who could afford such an expensive garment. Georgian Fashion, Rococo Fashion, 18th Century Costume, 18th Century Clothing, Court Dresses, Frock Coat, 18th Century Fashion

Georgian Fashion

Rococo Fashion

18th Century Costume

18th Century Clothing

Court Dresses

Frock Coat

18th Century Fashion

Court coat | probably British | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The elegance and grandeur of 1770s and 80s court dress is displayed in this court coat. The magnificent array and abundance of silver decorations used to adorn the jacket would have sparkled in flickering candlelight and indicated the status of the wearer who could afford such an expensive garment.

1740s Fashion

Hanoverian

OMG that dress!

Coat ca. 1745-1750 via The Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Other rank’s coat, 1st Foot Guards, c. 1773. Surviving uniforms from the 18th century are rare, and those of ordinary soldiers are even rarer. This is one of two identical uniform coats, held in the National Army Museum and the Snowshill Wade Costume Collection, the circumstances of whose creation and the reason for their preservation are unknown.(orig. pinner comment) 1770s Fashion, Military Coats, Army Museum, British Army Uniform, 18th Century Dress, Historic Fashion

Other rank’s coat, 1st Foot Guards, c. 1773. Surviving uniforms from the 18th century are rare, and those of ordinary soldiers are even rarer. This is one of two identical uniform coats, held in the National Army Museum and the Snowshill Wade Costume Collection, the circumstances of whose creation and the reason for their preservation are unknown.(orig. pinner comment)

21 Victorian Slang Terms It's High Time We Revived

I don't know how hipsters did not jump on this one for their skinny jeans - 21 Victorian Slang Terms

Fashion 224 1940's

Slide No. 80 1940's Big Band Era. Zoot suit look. High waist pants, suspenders, extra large bow tie, watch chain.

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Bermuda Shorts

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Man's suit, c. 1745-1755 | Modemuze

an old fashion illustration of a woman in a coat and hat with her hands out

Zebra Coat

Fashion History Timeline

* Young Officer in a Zebra Coat, print made by Dupin, 1789 (coloured engraving), after Claude Louis Desrais(1746-1816) Galerie des Modes, 61e Cahier, 5e Figure (1787) - "The zebra of the king's cabinet has become the model of the current fashion; all fabrics are striped, coats, gilets, resemble the skin of the handsome onager. Men, young and old, are in stripes from head to toe: the stockings are also striped."