Steve McQueen: "Thomas Crown" Dandyism

Steve McQueen wearing a double breasted suit, probably on the set of "The Thomas Crown Affair", is an example of late 60s dandyism in this photo.

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Catherine Deneuve & Sami Frey: Manon 70

Catherine Deneuve and Sami Frey take a very stylish stroll in "Manon 70".

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Cerruti: Fall 1991

A Fall 1991 ensemble by Nino Cerruti that can be worn nowadays, and still look as fresh as it did 20 years ago. Versatile, simple, and elegant.

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Yves Saint Laurent: A Successful Presentation

Yves Saint Laurent was definitely a fashion icon and visionnaire. His designs for both women and men marked an era in fashion history. Below a photo of Saint Laurent after presenting a collection circa 1969-1970. Worth noticing are his Safari inspired shirt and neckerchief, and last but not least, Betty Catroux congratulating her friend.

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Brian Epstein by David Bailey

Brian Epstein shows the power of a plain black suit and tie in these photos taken by David Bailey in 1965.

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Sean Connery: The Bond Attitude

With the 50th anniversary of the James Bond saga being celebrated these days; nothing better than a 1962 photo of Sean Connery, that shows why he's the most stylish Bond of all. It's not only the clothes, it's the attitude.

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Robert Redford: American 70s Style Icon

Robert Redford is definitely an American Menswear icon due to his impeccable style in the 70s. From "The Great Gatsby", "The Three Days of Condor", to his "streetstyle"; Redford always gave a lesson of style.

Below an ensemble that is a great example of menswear during the early 70s: velvet shirt, aviator eyeglasses, Concho belt, and jeans.

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