Dean wasn't my main clothing style influence as a teen, but his hair style certainly was. I used to walk into my hair dressers and simply ask for the James Dean and he knew exactly what to do.
Thanks for this beautifully done history of James Dean. I was 18 and a HS Senior in 1956. He set the style for impressing girls and when he was gone, we sorely missed him. We are the "Elvis Generation". Elvis had only his hair as a trademark so we KNEW how to dress. It was exactly like James Dean in our favorite movie "Rebel Without A Cause". (We never called him "Jimmy"). Hair long and pushed straight back - a lot of us threw in a mild "duck-tail". As you show so nicely in your video, we wore Black Engineer Boots, (or often black Jodhpur or Chelsea Ankle Boots or Penny Loafers and white socks); Levi's (beltless), White T-shirt, and a light-weight Jacket of the type he wore in the movie. A black Leather Biker Jacket worked with the same outfit in winter. It was amazing how many boys in my High School dressed alike - many of us still wear some modified version of that outfit these many years later. I still have two recent versions of that style Leather Jacket. And I still wear three-eyelet Desert Boots in Suede, black or brown, depending on outfit colors. It Was/Is the dangerous look - the opposite of the 'other' HS style - the nerdy Collegiate look of Khaki Slacks with the buckle in the back, brown Loafers (or black and White Saddle Shoes), and Madras shirts. Ugh. HAAA! Thanks again for this video. It is a keeper and goes into my Video library. Cheers.
That’s a really cool story man! I found that look in high school as well, though I’m plenty younger than you and still rock it, altough not as aggressively as when I was young but still wear my engineer boots, Levis and leather jacket everyday! There are very few styles, especially such that has been this trendy that has the staying power of the 50s rebel, a look really ingrained in the western world. Sorry about my english, I’m not a native speaker.
@@dennisnordlund902 Dennis, thanks for the really cool note. Lately, I have replaced the beltless Levi's look with a more military style, but with the same shirt and accessories. Now, with either black Cargo pants or black or Khaki Chino pants. When it's warm, I wear some message/black T-shirts in place of plain white. I admit to sticking to the "man in black" look. Nice to hear from another person who still wears that rebel look. Cheers.
Lol Very interesting. I am a little younger than you, but my husband who grew up in a large dairy ranch in the northwest, idolized Buddy Holly. He wore jeans rolled up, black pointed ankle boots and a thin black belt. Black glasses 🤓and a pompadour. Yuck. 😖 I wouldn’t have looked at him twice in 1966. I was into the Beatles and Tony Bennett, being a classical pianist and a light opera/jazz singer. Life is absolutely absurd, at the least, ironic. 😊👍🏼👍🏼🕊
@@christinalw19 Christina, yes, Buddy Holly was very much in our purview along with Elvis, Gene Vincent, Jerry Lee Lewis and then there was Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, Vic Damone and others for Pop music. I have to say, Buddy Holly was the anti-James Dean look. The girls loved Elvis but he didn't develop his style until Las Vegas and nobody dressed like that - a cape? Nope. Tony Bennett is still making singing appearances . . . . WOW! Of course, I still drive a black Trans Am, so a bit of cool is still around. Cheers.
It's amazing to me that a few of Dean's style trademarks are still our standard. Natural fibers...Cotton, Wool, Cashmere. Leather footwear...boots or shoes. What we will never know is how he would have looked and dressed in his later years. We can all do our best. But, he'll always look better. We lost him at such a young age.
@@Saber23that's kind of rude. If you look at people purely by their contributions to humanity, you'll find that most people did nothing. "My mother died." -"Sorry for your loss." -"hE dIdN'T lOsE aNyThInG, nAmE oNe ThInG sHe DiD. " While Dean wasn't exactly the most important actor of all time, he influenced many people in his time with his style. He may have also had a huge impact on how people dress, since he popularized wearing T-shirts as outerwear and not underwear.
James Dean was authentic. That in itself is appealing to anyone. Always true to himself and never tried to be anyone he wasn't. The James Dean style will never get old and will remain classic, just like James Dean himself.
@@handler65 every actor has his influences and James was influenced by Marlon Brando. Many actors since James have been influenced by him, Leonardo DiCaprio being one of them.
How about John Lennon? He loved wearing a black long sleeved turtleneck, jeans, Chelsea boots, Gatsby hat and a leather jacket. He too had good classic style. On Elvis, John said "Before Elvis, there was nothing."
I can identify with James Dean personally and aesthetically. His style has always been a staple in my wardrobe, specifically the t-shirt and jeans combo.
Love these series you do with men of style. My son loves to dress in vintage.. Giant was my fav movie and anything he wore was style. He was his own person.
James Dean looked cool no matter what he did. His style is classic and will forever be used by people... He was the combination of cool, classy, timeless.... rebel, gentleman... intellectual... funny... smart... all in one. There will never be anyone like him. Talent galore. Handsome too. I use his style as much as possible in my wardrobe... love the sweater with leather jacket look and my eye glasses and hair tousled. I've gotten told I resemble him, which was a compliment that I don't agree with of course but nonetheless it made me feel good!
I love the light coloured jumper he is wearing in movie East of Eden. I also think James looks so stylish in the French Breton top. I think his relaxed look was so stylish and appealing.
James Dean’s style is a blessing for me, and other people who have koumpounophobia. There isn’t really a lot you can wear that would be considered classy, and wouldn’t cause an enormous amount of discomfort.
You've had several features on Hollywood icons and they've all been wonderful. I have an out of the ordinary suggestion; I'm a life long fan of English actor Peter Cushing and I would love a look at his outfits through his Hammer Horror career: Curse of Frankenstein, Horror of Dracula, Hound of the Baskervilles; he looks fabulous in every film. No one ever looked more stylish while hammering a stake.
Nicely done. My favorite piece worn by Dean is the Harrington jacket. I managed to find the Baracuta store in England (and Italy) and bought a couple. I didn't buy the red, but I love the Navy and off White.
James Dean is my all-time favorite. This was a good video, and you have a great voice. I don't know much about men's clothing, or even women's, because the one lesson I learned from him was to be me--never imitate someone else. Thanks for the video and the reminder.
An opportunity for all the Gentleman's Gazette fans to earnestly request that nobody at GG start driving a car so vintage that it lacks seatbelts and proper safety features (we're looking at you Rafael). God bless you guys and have a safe holiday season! :)
He is truly a tragedy but his style lives on. My favorite piece of clothing he wore was those engineering boots. They require a lot of self confidence and bravado to wear.
Well, I wasn't expecting this. Great video; complete and informative. I never thought of James Deam as a fashion icon, but I guess he was, influencing fashion to this day.
He was for sure not wearing Jodhpurs. That’s a surprisingly big oversight. You can see in multiple shots in rebel that he is clearly wearing engineer boots. Also in other movies with Giant he wears cowboy boots but never jodhpurs. I think you guys should have mention what boots he was actually wearing then maybe used jodhpurs as a modern alternative.
I bought a red Harrington Barracuta G9 on Ebay to look like James Dean... too bad the actual jacket brand isn't available anywhere. It's so rare really only the actual one from the movie exists.
I think Gentleman's Gazette should create tutorials explaining how to dress like Flash Gordon, Marie Antoinette, Dolly Parton, Marvin The Martian and Lady Godiva.
There’s a place in Fairmount called the James Dean gallery it’s run by a couple guys who have some great stories. His grave site is just down the road from this.
I would say Dean’s hair is the most coolest style ever. I have always wanted to get it. Unluckily, I have oblong face shape with big cheeks. When I try wearing the Dean hairstyle at home, I feel like I’m a cucumber. Well, it’s time for me to jump off the bridge
I was born in 1960, and was a teenager in Chicago. During that time, the north side of the city was heavily populated with greaser gangs. This made the jeans and T-shirt look align one with those gangs. They were strongly influenced by the characters in West Side Story, as well as the rebel look exemplified in Marlon Brando and James Dean. For kids he didn't want to be associated with gangs, this look was not popular. In my twenties, this look was completely out of fashion (think early 80s) and off my radar. Now, in my sixties, modeling James Dean would be silly, but that doesn't mean I don't wear jeans, Harrington jackets, and boots. But never Tees as outerwear. Never. As far as Dean as an actor, I was very impressed with the job he did in those three roles, and would love to have seen his career path had he outlived his youth.
Just a suggestion but doing a video on dressing like Mannix would also be pretty fascinating since the character always wore many different sport coats but not sure if you would do classic TV shows like that. Appreciate the video as always!
@@Michael_R1957 I know he wore a Houndstooth in many episodes but again many different varieties he wore so would be rather interesting for them to discuss. Enjoy your day:)
@@christinalw19 Many different patterns of course you are correct though. Hopefully they consider this video would be truly interesting. Absolutely! very entertaining.
Great video, espeically from a guy who wears a suite once a week and the rest of the week where jeans, a flannel, and a graphic t-shirt. Have you ever thought of doing a video on the style of Humphrey Bogart? Either way, much love.
Awsome video with some great notes! I have a party in a few weeks where I have to look like a moviestar. I am going for the red harington jacket paired with boots! Cheers guys!
"don't get a t shirt that you get from Walmart or target" You don't need an expensive designer shirt to look like him. I buy those Hanes comfortsoft tagless shirts that come in packs at Ross, throw it in the wash to shrink a bit and I still get the same fitted look James Dean had, looks just like his. It depends on the brand. I only buy Hanes Comfortsoft tagless shirts for t shirts now.
I’ve always been fascinated by men’s 1890s fashion and/or from the Belle Epóque. I wonder if G.G. could make a modern adaptation from those two. Please... 🙏
I love this expansion beyond classics that can look really out of place today in streetwear. I love suits and especially big wool overcoats but it's pretty far off what's in style now.
Great video! I always watch your videos and take your advice in fashion. I have a question, would you recommend wearing Chelsea boots with side zipper? Are they stylish and classy?
I’m looking to find a men’s summer weight union suit, ( short sleeve , shorts) with a back flap. Would you know of a manufacturer in the US that still makes these? Any help would be great. Thank you.
Leather jackets, Levi's,boots and t shirts will never go out of style! James Dean will be forever cool 😎
Dean wasn't my main clothing style influence as a teen, but his hair style certainly was. I used to walk into my hair dressers and simply ask for the James Dean and he knew exactly what to do.
Thanks for this beautifully done history of James Dean. I was 18 and a HS Senior in 1956. He set the style for impressing girls and when he was gone, we sorely missed him. We are the "Elvis Generation". Elvis had only his hair as a trademark so we KNEW how to dress. It was exactly like James Dean in our favorite movie "Rebel Without A Cause". (We never called him "Jimmy"). Hair long and pushed straight back - a lot of us threw in a mild "duck-tail". As you show so nicely in your video, we wore Black Engineer Boots, (or often black Jodhpur or Chelsea Ankle Boots or Penny Loafers and white socks); Levi's (beltless), White T-shirt, and a light-weight Jacket of the type he wore in the movie. A black Leather Biker Jacket worked with the same outfit in winter. It was amazing how many boys in my High School dressed alike - many of us still wear some modified version of that outfit these many years later. I still have two recent versions of that style Leather Jacket. And I still wear three-eyelet Desert Boots in Suede, black or brown, depending on outfit colors. It Was/Is the dangerous look - the opposite of the 'other' HS style - the nerdy Collegiate look of Khaki Slacks with the buckle in the back, brown Loafers (or black and White Saddle Shoes), and Madras shirts. Ugh. HAAA!
Thanks again for this video. It is a keeper and goes into my Video library.
Cheers.
That’s a really cool story man! I found that look in high school as well, though I’m plenty younger than you and still rock it, altough not as aggressively as when I was young but still wear my engineer boots, Levis and leather jacket everyday!
There are very few styles, especially such that has been this trendy that has the staying power of the 50s rebel, a look really ingrained in the western world.
Sorry about my english, I’m not a native speaker.
@@dennisnordlund902 Dennis, thanks for the really cool note. Lately, I have replaced the beltless Levi's look with a more military style, but with the same shirt and accessories. Now, with either black Cargo pants or black or Khaki Chino pants. When it's warm, I wear some message/black T-shirts in place of plain white. I admit to sticking to the "man in black" look. Nice to hear from another person who still wears that rebel look.
Cheers.
Lol Very interesting. I am a little younger than you, but my husband who grew up in a large dairy ranch in the northwest, idolized Buddy Holly. He wore jeans rolled up, black pointed ankle boots and a thin black belt. Black glasses 🤓and a pompadour. Yuck. 😖 I wouldn’t have looked at him twice in 1966. I was into the Beatles and Tony Bennett, being a classical pianist and a light opera/jazz singer. Life is absolutely absurd, at the least, ironic. 😊👍🏼👍🏼🕊
@@christinalw19 Christina, yes, Buddy Holly was very much in our purview along with Elvis, Gene Vincent, Jerry Lee Lewis and then there was Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, Vic Damone and others for Pop music. I have to say, Buddy Holly was the anti-James Dean look. The girls loved Elvis but he didn't develop his style until Las Vegas and nobody dressed like that - a cape? Nope. Tony Bennett is still making singing appearances . . . . WOW! Of course, I still drive a black Trans Am, so a bit of cool is still around.
Cheers.
You guys should in the future cover Clark Gable’s style
I'd be interested in that too
I second this!
Heard that Clark & Cary Grant would trade off monogram gifts they received.
Great suggestion 👌🏾
It's amazing to me that a few of Dean's style trademarks are still our standard. Natural fibers...Cotton, Wool, Cashmere. Leather footwear...boots or shoes.
What we will never know is how he would have looked and dressed in his later years. We can all do our best. But, he'll always look better. We lost him at such a young age.
Who would want to dress like that fruitcake?
We didn’t lose anything, name one thing he contributed
@@Saber23that's kind of rude. If you look at people purely by their contributions to humanity, you'll find that most people did nothing.
"My mother died."
-"Sorry for your loss."
-"hE dIdN'T lOsE aNyThInG, nAmE oNe ThInG sHe DiD. "
While Dean wasn't exactly the most important actor of all time, he influenced many people in his time with his style. He may have also had a huge impact on how people dress, since he popularized wearing T-shirts as outerwear and not underwear.
James Dean was authentic. That in itself is appealing to anyone. Always true to himself and never tried to be anyone he wasn't. The James Dean style will never get old and will remain classic, just like James Dean himself.
@@handler65 every actor has his influences and James was influenced by Marlon Brando. Many actors since James have been influenced by him, Leonardo DiCaprio being one of them.
No James Dean, no Elvis, Bowie, and many more. He has been gone for sixty-six years, yet his look has remained timeless.
A true immortal.
How about John Lennon? He loved wearing a black long sleeved turtleneck, jeans, Chelsea boots, Gatsby hat and a leather jacket. He too had good classic style. On Elvis, John said "Before Elvis, there was nothing."
Revolutionary at the time, now a true inspiration.
I can identify with James Dean personally and aesthetically. His style has always been a staple in my wardrobe, specifically the t-shirt and jeans combo.
Can appreciate your attention to detail on Dean’s life story, there was a lot in this I didn’t know.
501, is the choice of jeans for the rockabilly scene! Good job Sir!
Love these series you do with men of style. My son loves to dress in vintage.. Giant was my fav movie and anything he wore was style. He was his own person.
James Dean looked cool no matter what he did. His style is classic and will forever be used by people... He was the combination of cool, classy, timeless.... rebel, gentleman... intellectual... funny... smart... all in one. There will never be anyone like him. Talent galore. Handsome too. I use his style as much as possible in my wardrobe... love the sweater with leather jacket look and my eye glasses and hair tousled. I've gotten told I resemble him, which was a compliment that I don't agree with of course but nonetheless it made me feel good!
I love the light coloured jumper he is wearing in movie East of Eden. I also think James looks so stylish in the French Breton top.
I think his relaxed look was so stylish and appealing.
I can still hear my mother’s voice, “Never wear white socks and black shoes!!!” I’m72.
James Dean’s style is a blessing for me, and other people who have koumpounophobia. There isn’t really a lot you can wear that would be considered classy, and wouldn’t cause an enormous amount of discomfort.
Have you tried aversion therapy?
@@danielbergonzi7319 I don't think it applies to phobias
@@afigegoznaet oh that's sad. Do you have any other ideas of how to conquer your fears?
@@danielbergonzi7319 it's more like discomfort. Besides, I learnt to live with it. It causes more problems to my wife than me :D
You've had several features on Hollywood icons and they've all been wonderful. I have an out of the ordinary suggestion; I'm a life long fan of English actor Peter Cushing and I would love a look at his outfits through his Hammer Horror career: Curse of Frankenstein, Horror of Dracula, Hound of the Baskervilles; he looks fabulous in every film. No one ever looked more stylish while hammering a stake.
great take on everything. Class , class, class
Nicely done. My favorite piece worn by Dean is the Harrington jacket. I managed to find the Baracuta store in England (and Italy) and bought a couple. I didn't buy the red, but I love the Navy and off White.
50s bad boys style was cooooooolll!!. Love it❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍
James Dean is my all-time favorite. This was a good video, and you have a great voice. I don't know much about men's clothing, or even women's, because the one lesson I learned from him was to be me--never imitate someone else. Thanks for the video and the reminder.
An opportunity for all the Gentleman's Gazette fans to earnestly request that nobody at GG start driving a car so vintage that it lacks seatbelts and proper safety features (we're looking at you Rafael). God bless you guys and have a safe holiday season! :)
Got to say that Spider is a cool car. 🕶🕷
Got to say that Spider is a cool car. 🕶🕷
Got to say that Spider is a cool car. 🕶🕷
Deans style is my favorite
He really had a style. I wish more man would dress like him today
He is truly a tragedy but his style lives on. My favorite piece of clothing he wore was those engineering boots. They require a lot of self confidence and bravado to wear.
I agree the boots stand out. Plus he wasn't very tall so the boots added a bit to his stature.
Wow you guys gave a brief history of James Dean's career plus his clothing style. Perfect 🎉
James Dean's red jacket in rebel without a cause was a McGregor Anti-freeze windbreaker. Fact.
Just really love your channel, I wish more men dressed as well as the three of you do
Yes Gawd!! He’s amazing!! 😍 And did actually seem like a gentleman.
You guys gotta do a vid on Elvis Presley's style, it's so iconic yet complicated!
This channel never disappoints.
White Shirt, Levi Blue Jeans, Best Style, Simple.
The how to dress segment videos is my favorite to watch from you guys!
James Byron Dean is my favorite classic actor
Well, I wasn't expecting this. Great video; complete and informative. I never thought of James Deam as a fashion icon, but I guess he was, influencing fashion to this day.
James Dean is so cool 😍
He was for sure not wearing Jodhpurs. That’s a surprisingly big oversight. You can see in multiple shots in rebel that he is clearly wearing engineer boots. Also in other movies with Giant he wears cowboy boots but never jodhpurs. I think you guys should have mention what boots he was actually wearing then maybe used jodhpurs as a modern alternative.
thanks for helping to keep the legend of dean alive! always the coolest
I am sweater obsessed. That’s what I spend the most money on. I wish I was able to make my own.
This is a mixed bag for me. There is very specific and essential information about the look and then suggestions that wander far away from that.
You should definitely do Paul Newman. Similar to a James Dean/Steve McQueen type. Same with Robert Redford
Newman copped all the roles Dean would have got!!
I bought a red Harrington Barracuta G9 on Ebay to look like James Dean... too bad the actual jacket brand isn't available anywhere. It's so rare really only the actual one from the movie exists.
As far as I know the one(s) from the movie was custom made based heavily on a McGregor Anti-freeze jacket
You can get a really good replica from a japanese company called max cady.
I think Gentleman's Gazette should create tutorials explaining how to dress like Flash Gordon, Marie Antoinette, Dolly Parton, Marvin The Martian and Lady Godiva.
Thanks for this! Would be cool to see a video on Alain Delon sometime as well.
The guy had great style; thankfully his brand of sausage patties live on today
LOL Different Jimmie.
There’s a place in Fairmount called the James Dean gallery it’s run by a couple guys who have some great stories.
His grave site is just down the road from this.
Along with the Fairmount Historical Museum which also has items from his personal life and movie memorabilia
James Dean and Rudolph Valentino are the two greatest of all times. Their personal styles are 100% timeless.
HELLO FROM HOLLYWOOD JOE !
Very nice production value men. Also those brown on brown leather and suede boots are very nice.
I would say Dean’s hair is the most coolest style ever. I have always wanted to get it. Unluckily, I have oblong face shape with big cheeks. When I try wearing the Dean hairstyle at home, I feel like I’m a cucumber. Well, it’s time for me to jump off the bridge
I was born in 1960, and was a teenager in Chicago. During that time, the north side of the city was heavily populated with greaser gangs. This made the jeans and T-shirt look align one with those gangs. They were strongly influenced by the characters in West Side Story, as well as the rebel look exemplified in Marlon Brando and James Dean. For kids he didn't want to be associated with gangs, this look was not popular.
In my twenties, this look was completely out of fashion (think early 80s) and off my radar.
Now, in my sixties, modeling James Dean would be silly, but that doesn't mean I don't wear jeans, Harrington jackets, and boots. But never Tees as outerwear. Never.
As far as Dean as an actor, I was very impressed with the job he did in those three roles, and would love to have seen his career path had he outlived his youth.
Appreciate the turtleneck and jeans look very informative video featuring actor James Dean!
Suggestion : how to dress like east coast classic
You got to do a profile on actor telly savalas the suits he wore on the show called kojak were impeccable
Need a tutorial on how to look just like James Dean. Thanks.
I didn’t come here for a history lesson. I’m almost 10 mins into the video, and slightly disappointed. Halfway asleep now, thanks!
dont watch it then poser
Just a suggestion but doing a video on dressing like Mannix would also be pretty fascinating since the character always wore many different sport coats but not sure if you would do classic TV shows like that. Appreciate the video as always!
What a great idea. Gentleman’s Gazette , we hope that you will tackle this. Thanks
@@Michael_R1957 I know he wore a Houndstooth in many episodes but again many different varieties he wore so would be rather interesting for them to discuss. Enjoy your day:)
Mannix wore a lot of madras, if I recall? Loved Mike Connors. It was an era.
@@christinalw19 Many different patterns of course you are correct though. Hopefully they consider this video would be truly interesting. Absolutely! very entertaining.
Great video, espeically from a guy who wears a suite once a week and the rest of the week where jeans, a flannel, and a graphic t-shirt. Have you ever thought of doing a video on the style of Humphrey Bogart? Either way, much love.
Wonderful! Please make more of these celebrity icon history episodes! Menswear History doesn't get the visibility it should! Thanks.
Beautifully delivered, concise, and spot-on (oh, we want those spots out, rub, rub, rub!) analysis of a timeless style!
I was so hoping Sven would host this episode in a red blouson
Awsome video with some great notes! I have a party in a few weeks where I have to look like a moviestar. I am going for the red harington jacket paired with boots! Cheers guys!
Just a small piece of info. 'Jo' in 'Jodhpur boots' would be pronounced like the name 'Joe'. 😊
Thank you, thank you, and thank you for sharing these informations.
James byron dean❤️
You should do Marlon Brando next!!
Breton shirt is call marinière in France😊
It would be cool if there was links to were to get the t shirts jackets and boots and Jean's and what fit of Jean's to get
James Dean for president, 1969!
One about Paul newman, please, sir.
Thanks
Belt buckle design,thickness,thinness matching according to the formal and causal outfit.
You should cover Elvis Presley’s style as well, his use of classic menswear in the 1950’s and ‘60’s is underrated.
he was wearing a red mcgregor "drizzler" jacket/blouson
I’m pretty sure it was the anti freeze jacket from McGregor
"don't get a t shirt that you get from Walmart or target"
You don't need an expensive designer shirt to look like him. I buy those Hanes comfortsoft tagless shirts that come in packs at Ross, throw it in the wash to shrink a bit and I still get the same fitted look James Dean had, looks just like his. It depends on the brand. I only buy Hanes Comfortsoft tagless shirts for t shirts now.
All what you said,we are understand. Thx!
This is a great video, I saw many pieces I would want to buy, if you could mention brands or include links to the model that would be great!
I loved him in the movie GIANT
Quality content as always
I’ve always been fascinated by men’s 1890s fashion and/or from the Belle Epóque. I wonder if G.G. could make a modern adaptation from those two. Please... 🙏
I love this expansion beyond classics that can look really out of place today in streetwear. I love suits and especially big wool overcoats but it's pretty far off what's in style now.
Please make a video pleated pants vs flat front which is better according to the..Weight, Height, Age
Iconic Converse Jack Purcells shoes
Does any one know what a suit is called when the upper lapel is a different color than the lower lapel?
Can you do a video on Paul Newman please
An analysis of Neil Patrick Harris' / Barney Stinsons suits in HIMYM would be legen... dary!
Lets see how my great great uncle dressed. Named my son Clifford James Dean. The Leather continues with us Deans. 😎
Awesome channel thanks man!
Well done.
Great video!
Okay, as long as I don't have to drive like him.
Love this one bro!
Great video! I always watch your videos and take your advice in fashion. I have a question, would you recommend wearing Chelsea boots with side zipper? Are they stylish and classy?
Sehr tolles video
Trying to get the James Dean daydream look in my eyes
Interesting video. Although the photo of James Dean with Elvis has been photoshopped cause they never met.
Kyle, have you ever considered a fuller cut for all of your trousers?
James Dean dressed in a rebel style and also in a conservative style. He looked good in both. I prefer him in the conservative look.
QUESTION PLZ: can suits survive getting soaking wet in the rain? Something something interlining... (?)
I’m looking to find a men’s summer weight union suit, ( short sleeve , shorts) with a back flap. Would you know of a manufacturer in the US that still makes these? Any help would be great. Thank you.
Are there any videos on Is Tim Burton/movies style suits?