Ryan O'Neal & Ali MacGraw: Rendezvous at Central Park

A scene from 1970's "Love Story" that depicts a moment of Oliver Barrett and Jenny Cavalleri, played by Ryan O'Neal & Ali MacGraw, at a snow covered Central Park.

"Love means never having to say you're sorry..."

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Richard Gere: Coat Elegance

Richard Gere as Julian Kaye in "American Gigolo" shows the sartorial effect a coat can have. A wardrobe essential during Fall/Winter.

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Paul Newman: Winter Layering

Paul Newman was photographed somewhere between the late 50s and early 60s taking a Winter stroll around town wearing a comfortable layered jacket ensemble.

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Mikhail Baryshnikov: The Greatest Ballet Dancer

Mikhail Baryshnikov is one of the greatest ballet dancers of the 20th century. His performances captivated audiences worldwide during the 70s and 80s. It can be said that he was Ruldolf Nureyev's successor. During the 70s Baryshnikov ventured into TV, cinema with films such as "The Turning Point", and even Studio 54.

Below a photo of Mikhail Baryshnikov snapped by famed fashion photographer Francesco Scavullo in the early 80s.

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Steve McQueen: Bullitt Perfection

"Bullitt" is one of Steve McQueen's most remembered films due to its plot, the San Francisco settings, Jacqueline Bisset, and Frank Bullitt's ensembles.

Throughout most of the film, McQueen portrayed Lieutenant Bullitt wearing a brown jacket, and a turtle neck jersey/sweater paired with matching pants and trousers; and McQueen's iconic 649s. A simple and timeless look that has made a comeback in recent years due to it's classiness and versatility.

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Fred Astaire

Fred Astaire's sense of elegance was visible on his clothes and movements on the dancefloor.

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Robert Redford: A Gatsby 2013

"The Great Gatsby" is considered by many as one of the most stylish films ever. Not only does it have impressive settings and decor, but the Roaring 20s clothes which impressed movie audiences influenced fashion in the mid 70s.

This F. Scott Fitzgerald novel has been portrayed in film several times, being the 1974 version starring Mia Farrow & Robert Redford the most popular. The 2013 version of this classic is expected to grace the silver screen this summer.

Below a promotional photo that depicts Robert Redford posing in front of the Rosecliff mansion, wearing what appears to be a velvet jacket, with a pocket square and a scarf; the perfect ensemble for this season.

Happy 2013 and may this year be an amazing one!

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