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Men's Fashion

YOU DRESS LIKE
A SLOB!

• Vogue Magazine, 1922 •


In this 1922 Vogue article a Parisienne with a good many thoughts regarding menswear went to some length to impart that men are dressing worse, not better, and the substitution of the dinner jacket (read: “Tuxedo”) for the tail-coat is an example of the slovenliness to come.

“You are entirely wrong in imagining that we pay no attention to the way men dress…The truth is that while we may say nothing, we do not in the least consent, and we find, messieurs, that for some time now you have been very much changed, and for the worse

.”

Pictured above is the Hollywood actor Clark Gable, as he appeared during his salad days.

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1920 s Man Fashion as Understood by Women1920 s Vogue Magazine Article about MenswearWomen Comment about Men s clothes 1922woman s Opinion about Man Fashion 1922Tuxedo vs Tail Coat1920 s Vogue Prefers Tail Coat to Tuxedo1920 s Magazine Article Concerning TuxedoMan Fashion History Concerning Black Tie Evening wear
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