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1930s Look: Suits
During the 1930s, men wore neutral-colored suits that had shoulder pads. They portrayed broader shoulders and having a tapered waist was important. Men's fashion in the 1930s was influenced by the stock market crash. -
1940s Look: Ties
The 1940s seem to be the last year of true elegance in men's fashion. Ties were a very important piece for men. Ties that had colorful patterns and were shorter and wider were big in the 40s. -
1950s Look: Dark Flannel Suits
During the 1950s, men's suits changed to having no shoulder pads and ties were thinner than the previous decade. Trousers for men in this decade did not seem to change but other items did. With hats, the brims became more narrow. Shirt collars were not as noticeable. -
1950s Look: Athletic Attire and Youth Fashion
Sports became an interest that influenced men's fashion. Trends of short shorts began for men, especially in pastel colors. Sunglasses also became popular in this decade because they became more affordable. For teenagers of this decade, the grease and rock and roll fashion was in. Greasers mainly wore leather jackets, bomber and letterman jackets, fitted white t-shirts, and rolled-up denim jeans. -
1960s Look: Slim Fitting Suits
During the 1960s, suits became straight-cut. Denim jackets and army coats became more casual. The Beatles had a huge influence on men's fashion in the 1960s. -
1970s Look: Bell Bottoms
Men's fashion drastically changed in the 70s. Bell bottoms, platform shoes, and patterns were big. Printed clothing came into the spotlight for men. Suits were now more of leisure suits, not elegant. -
1980s Look: Bold Colors
The 1980s were full of different styles. It ranges from baggy clothes, preppy clothes, rock style, and more. Bright colors were really important; men sported many colors and different styles.