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Top 10 most stylish male icons
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ChicagoRon
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Non-Fashion People:
Cary Grant
Andre 3000
Larry Kudlow
Sinatra
John Kennedy (didn't he start the fashion of not buttoning the bottom button? - that's some serious trendsetting)
Fashion People:
Tom Ford
Paul Smith
Cary Grant
Andre 3000
Larry Kudlow
Sinatra
John Kennedy (didn't he start the fashion of not buttoning the bottom button? - that's some serious trendsetting)
Fashion People:
Tom Ford
Paul Smith
pvrhye
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John Kennedy (didn't he start the fashion of not buttoning the bottom button? - that's some serious trendsetting)Originally Posted by ChicagoRon
King Edward VII actually. I think of JFK as the opposite. I remember seeing him in a paddock coat on numerous occasions which (to the untrained eye) looks exactly like a 2 button suit with both buttoned.
Also, he wears athletic socks with limp looking sack suits. I really think he's overrated.
comrade
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Add:
Rex Harrison
Maurice Druon
Noel Coward
John Gielgud
Jack Benny
Edward R. Murrow
Maurice Chevallier ( actually saw him on the street when he was in his early eighties.
He was tall,trim,straight-backed and elegantly dressed)
John V Lindsay
Rex Harrison
Maurice Druon
Noel Coward
John Gielgud
Jack Benny
Edward R. Murrow
Maurice Chevallier ( actually saw him on the street when he was in his early eighties.
He was tall,trim,straight-backed and elegantly dressed)
John V Lindsay
JapanAlex01
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Andre 3000
Nick Wooster
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I think I would be stretching if I said Michael Macko.
I don't know why people say James Dean, etc. A T and jeans? *clapping
Nick Wooster
Poirot
I think I would be stretching if I said Michael Macko.
I don't know why people say James Dean, etc. A T and jeans? *clapping
lasbar
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Funny that half the people named are dead for at least 30 years.Originally Posted by blahman
Is that more of an indication of the lack of stylish people now days or that the forum is full of old timers.
It takes time to become a sartorial legend...
Some of today's well dressed individuals might become legends too in a few decades...
There is also a stung undercurrent of good old times nostalgia syndrom...
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