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Ah, had he bought his tuxedo from Brooks in the 50's, he'd still be okay today. But seriously, I want a pair of Oxford Bags. I thought Bags were distinct from the sort of 70's trouser he's discussing in the article.
Hot."Give me your car key," the lady told my friend. Taking the key, she headed for the car park, and returned some minutes later without the trousers. The top half of the pants suit was just long enough to be passed off as a miniskirt, and she was allowed in. By a deft sleight of hand she had, in dressing down, succeeded in dressing up.
Dude ("Mec", the writer _is_ talking about suits from the _1970s_, which is about the least timeless decade stylewise in modern history. Â Flipping through Dressing the Man I came across enough pictures of elegantly dressed men from the 1930s to 1950s whose attire could have looked good in any decade since then.Very interesting article. One which you should ponder if you ever thought something as "timeless look" ever existed.