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1960's Look
The 1960's represented the Hippie era where men wore their hair long, jeans, tie-dye T-shirts, denim work shirts, color-fully flower-powered shirts with no ties, love beads, or even sandals. -
1970's Look
During the 1970's, knits made from synthetic fibers became very popular. Men wore double-knit suits, circular knit shirts, interlock knit underwear, knit ties, and jersey-knit socks. -
1980's Look
During the 1980's, magazines that focused primarily on men's fashion appeared for the first time. Different styles in menswear became prominent. The Edwardian, Continental, and Ivy League are some of the types of styles that men were able to choose from. -
1990's Look
During the 1990's, the casual look was introduced to the corporate office. Other trends included bright colors, cargo pants, overalls, baggy jeans, and biker jackets. -
2000's Look
The 2000's introduced a mixture of trends in men's fashions. These styles included Ed Hardy t-shirts, Trucker hats, Hip Hop Clothing brands, flannel shirts, and leather jackets.