1950s casual outfits men

Elvis Presley's fashion may be better remembered for his sparkly jumpsuits, but the King's early style in the 1950s was truly something to behold. Cuban collar shirts, pleated trousers and penny loafers - he had it all. Here's why Elvis should be your current style icon

While men's 1940s business attire moved toward formality, casual style went the opposite way. Ease and comfort blended the lighter business suit style with sports wear established in the previous decades. This merging resulted in sports coats instead of business suits, relaxed button up shirts in new colors, and an explosion of popularity in knitwear

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Our super stylish men's sports shirt features a unique V detail 'Jonny' style placket. Sew it up long cuffed, elbow length, or short sleeves and either a standard hem or switch things up and add a waistband to the bottom for a more casual look. You'll be turning heads with this one! Offered here as; Paper Pattern. This pattern is also available as a PDF download. https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/814507113/pdf-vintage-1950s-sewing-pattern-mens Skill Level: Intermediate Size Guide: Chest…

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1950 Sears Fall Winter Catalog, Page 444

These Kodachrome images take us back in time to 1950s Hawaii. As ever, if you or anyone you know are in he photos, please get in touch. Via: Elektro Spark

I ran across this photo while surfing online. I have to say tht it is one of my favorites of him. If anyone knows the photographer, please let me know... In the late 1980's I had the pleasure of working down the hall from Mr. Newman while he was editing his film, "THE GLASS MENAGERIE". I do remember a few distinct things about him. First, he reminded me very much of my Dad, and second, he popped his popcorn in our microwave as his wasn't working properly! Paul Newman was a great American…