60s men

Founded in 1965, Small Faces were an English rock band from London. The group originally consisted of Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jo...

From Michael Caine to Malcom X, inject some swing into your suiting by learning from the best-dressed men of the decade

Ever since I watched the Mad Men drama series and more recently the Velvet Colección series, I have been interested in men's '60s fashion. You too must be fascinated, because it is one of the most asked about decades in menswear history. The 1960s had many fashion trends throughout the decade, starting with conservative carry

Bruce Lee, leaning against a red Mercedes in 1972.

Men's hair in the 60's and 70's was a big thing. From blow drying to bobbing to sideburns - they did it all. To honor the ultra-chic men's hairstyles from the 60's and 70's, Vintage Everyday has put together a list of the finest ones. Keep on scrolling to take a look, and don't forget to vote for your favorites!

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The men's mod look was first introduced to American youth in 1964 from British pop bands such as The Beatles who appeared on TV. They wore narrow lapel 4 button jackets, slim pants, and Cuban heeled boots on the Ed Sullivan show that year. The Rolling Stones also made an appearance wearing mod clothing with

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Born 1943 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, American singer and actor Fabiano Anthony Forte, better known to his fans as Fabian, rose to nation...

Exploring the influence of British music on men's hairstyles and fashion during the 1960s from Beatles mop-top to flower power looks...

“Almost Too Pretty to Be True”—Gardner McKay Is the ’60s Heartthrob Actor You Never Knew | Vogue

The Who became the poster boys for the British Mod movement in the mid 60's. Clothing was getting tighter and more streamlined.

Stylist David Nolan channels 1960s men's mod styles with current fashions for the spring 2015 issue of Glass magazine. Photographed by Chris Craymer, models

1960s fashion for men was not as revolutionary as it was for women but there was a lot of change. Ties, belts and lapels got wider, collars ...

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