fashion trends for men's clothes really began in the eighteenth century - the eighteenth-century France, during the reign of Louis XIV, the men were known as the peacocks "of fashion." Very decorative Rhinegrave wore pants covered with lace and bows made from the finest silks and satins, impeccably clean white linen shirts with ties justaucorps coats and asked plenty of buttons and trimmed with luxurious gold braid that extends from chin to knee.
This form of conspicuous consumption was considered the epitome of good taste. After the French Revolution (1789), however, the canons of good taste clothing changed drastically. The simplicity, crudeness and refinement became the order of the day with long pants, vests, jackets and hats to define the role of the knight in society.
well-cut suits of the finest cloth became a requirement to determine their position in society, and his delegation to the ranks of the upper classes. Tales of the notorious dandy Beau Brummel, abound: a man who befriended the Prince of Wales in the nineteenth century and the reference point for cleaning and restraint in male attire, with simple clothes but decorated with taste, and measure. Is credited with the introduction and establishment of the principle of modern man's suit.
Fashion Menswear English, highlighted by the British landed gentry, established European stylistic trends of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It was during this time that the tailors of Saville Row in London became famous for sewing exquisite as for men.
Saville Row was built between 1731 and 1735, originally as part of the heritage of Burlington. Beau Brummel helped establish his reputation as tailors sponsored gathered at the Burlington Circle, which later came to occupy the premises in Savile Row. Even contemporary designers, responsible for designer clothes for men of that time, including John Galliano and Alexander McQueen, opted to serve an apprenticeship in Savile Row, and no matter how extravagant fashion items appear, they retain the respect and admiration for his industry through his masterful adaptation of knowledge.
By 1818, Harry Sands Brooks Brooks Brothers set, one of the oldest U.S. retailers, known for its classic and conservative. It was the first company to offer ready-made men's suits clothing to people and the sailors, who were only on shore leave for a short time, gold miners before they headed west.
For over 100 years, but also provides uniforms for the U.S. military. Innovations include Brooks Brothers seersucker summer suit first (1830), men's dress suits and beachwear pictures of Madras (1890), the buttoned shirt collar used in polo matches (1896), Shetland wool sweaters (1904) and the first wash and wear shirts and polyester Dacron (1953).
Always synonymous with fashionable, well-constructed garments that activity attracted celebrities like the Rolling Stones and other pop stars 60s.The British company Marks and Spencer bought Brooks Brothers in 1988.
After the Second World War, the influence of American clothes ready-to-wear had a worldwide impact in the conduct of suits and casual wear for men. Designers like Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein offers the ultimate in casual lifestyle of men.
Influenced by Italian designer, Giorgio Armani, and assembly casual, easy, a new era in men's fashion was born. This loose style was reinforced in men's clothing designed by Japanese designer, Yohji Yamamoto and Rei and was adopted by the new era, men of art.
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