@@maths_blerd well.. i.m a playboy.. i am so damn good looking.. so i should dress like this.. btw.. im not joking.. i shouldve been a model.. but i run my own multi million dollar business instead
Back in the 80s I thought Don Johnson's linen suits were the real deal. All those pastel colours and unconstructed style. Complete with no socks and loafers....those were the days..
I was in high school in Los Angeles when the show was in its prime. I got a job after school and I would spend my paycheck buying clothes in the "Miami Vice" style. I joined the military right after graduating. I arrived to my first duty station in Germany in the middle of the winter and I realized that all I had was a bunch of white blazers, pastel t-shirts, thin pants, and loafers with no socks. I darn near froze my butt off! I wore my uniform clothes as much as I was allowed until I could purchase a whole new wardrobe. Man I loved the late 80's, early 90's and Miami Vice!
Mark, I do too, and I love it. Anybody that doesn't like it can kiss my ass. I went all out with a $1500 white Italian linen suit, tight t-shirts in pink and aqua, and some white Versace espadrilles. I still think it looks sexy as hell.
I am female and I had a female version of dressing like Sonny Crocket back in the 80s at 10 years old. The basket weaved style sandals they were back in the day were fucking awesome. I want to dress like this again, but a more modern version that isn't too cliche 80s.
I watched it for the first time a couple of months ago and I have to say I was disappointed. Not what I expected. I love Don Johnson but I enjoyed Nash Bridges much much more than Miami Vice. Miami Vice became boring and repetitive after the first two seasons or so.
{Probably a very embarrassing look into my character but here goes} I remember I really got into Miami Vice in my teens, I mean I lived and breathed Miami Vice, had all the episodes on VHS, then replaced them all on DVD later on, had models of the cars like the black Ferrari Daytona and the white Testarossa dotted about in my room, I looked upon Don Johnson as pretty much the ideal man to look up to, to aspire to be and to see as a role model. Slowly but surely I started to adopt some of the style trends that Crocket used to wear, for example before I got hooked on the TV series I used to wear Sneakers, tracksuit bottoms and a sporty T-Shirt with a crew cut hairstyle (Typical fashion trend that most teens in the London area were following), after about season 4 of watching Miami Vice, I was wearing Driving Mocs without socks, Chinos, pale blue or purple high arm T-Shirts (Just wasn't brave enough for the pink), Gold Casio Watch (Gold steel version of the F91W) side parted and grew my hair out Don style. My music taste changed, it was more 80's than the (then) current 90's. The only aspects I didn't adopt was the white clothing (Except for a off white blazer I didn't wear much), I preferred dark blue, black or grey. My parents only realised I had a problem when I kept looking at black 2 seater convertible cars (Like the Mazda MX5) on Exchange & Mart 'Ebay of the day' and asking them if we could go to Miami instead of Spain for our hols. About 15 years later, long after the fad died out and I moved on. I found a photo of my 17 year old self at Goodwood: Festival of speed. It was proper cringe. I was posing next to a White Lambo Countach, wearing the driving mocs, khaki chinos with turnups that made me look like I was at the beach, bright red t-shirt, the gold Casio watch shining in the sun, the fake wayfarer sunglasses and the hair, oh boy the hair. I was trying way to hard and probably used far to much product and hair dryer which made the hair look more Wham! or Lady Diana than the Don. It was funny to look at but in a way, I did look like a young cosplay Crockett but with big hair but glad I didn't peruse that particular look beyond 18 LOL!
Still sounds like your style looked better than today's fads of skinny jeans and the like. I myself adopt toned-down versions of some of Crockett's clothes when summer arrives.
The backdrop fits seamlessly with their fashion, but I never ever see a video that talks about the architecture and design of Miami Vice. It's 2023 and I'm in the middle of working on putting a video out about just that. FINALLY someone has to do it!
Omg, please do! The architecture in Miami Vice played just as important role as the outfits the two detectives were wearing. I mean, they literally gave the city of Miami this iconic pastel colored buildings and aloft atmosphere. Not to mention the Ocean Drive buildings that were nearly demolished if it weren't for Miami Vice's influence
Something I never noticed when the show was running is that Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas are the same height. This really enhances their unity as partners.I wonder if it was a conscious decision in the casting.
In the pilot episode script Tubbs is depicted as being younger (mid 20s) than Crockett (35 years old). Both actors though are same age being born in 1949....
Who else but Sonny Crockett could wear pink or lavender pants and look great doing it. Don Johnson and PMT were and still are the best looking duo in TV history
in Miami it is slowly creeping back, with more pressed tight pants, nice Ferragamo loafers, with Versace shirts and t-shirts as well. Plus the jackets are slowly making a comeback too, that is the cheesy part, but still worn. The Ray Bans are still popular, never left.
Jodie Tillen (sp?)...designer for the first season... It's because of HER, the whole Miami "look" went mainstream across the country, if not the world! Thanks Jodie...I drove my mother nuts, with me not wearing socks and knock off Ray Bans to middle school every day!
I always loved the Crocketts style and funny cause I adopted that style especially not wearing belts or socks with vans slip ons or loafers and it was before I even watched Miami Vice being way ahead of my time so when I saw it everything made sense I was connected with the show & started carrying my EDC in a shoulder holster as well, lol. I used to carry appendix which I still do when I carry my back up gun but love the shoulder holster.
Quite a few people think that Sonny's style is dated. Actually, pop culture dated his clothes. However, you can still wear this style today, just switch it up. Sonny not only wore crew neck tees, but Henleys as well. You don't have to wear a blazer, especially when it's hot. Wear a short sleeve shirt instead. Imitate his color combinations and you got the modern day vice style.
Yeah, it's only a stereotype that arose from cliche 80's "nostalgic imagery". You could rock white pants, pastels and loafers all up and down the street. All the men's styles from that period were really neat, I think.
I preferred the Carrera sunglasses and I actually bought some linen fabric which I brought to my tailor and I made him do some blazer Sonny's style, so I can wear them in the summer too
I just got myself a white suit ala Crocket and wear blue or pink shirts underneath it and it rocks. You can leave the jacket at home if it’s hot too easily. Round it with some nice shoes and a gold watch and it’s a winner look
Old Sonny Crockett's clothes in Miami vice is the best clothes even for car was not bad either that's what makes left my device the best and the baddest show TV show of all time
Inspired by the Miami Vice look, I bought an Italian designer suit. Then I got married and gained weight. After a while, the suit no longer fit. It was good while it lasted.
I used to really dig this show as a youngster. It was slick and hip, very different from most of the shows at the time. Those boys swag was way high. I'm 42 now and I cannot remember a single episode specifically. But do remember how dope and influential it was.
You had to be there....I'm a decade older than you. It came on Friday nights at 10pm. We all had jobs on the weekend, but first thing at school on monday was discussing the episode that aired on the Friday prior.
I managed to get my hands on all seasons of Miami Vice this year and the show itself made me modify my dressing style. Although before it was not too much different, show itself narrowed it down.
I have an ex friend that modeled his life and mannerisms on Crocket, even down to the way he held his mouth. I never noticed until I watched the series about 4 years ago just how like him he was.
Michael Mann's Miami Vice seasons 1 and 2 was the definitive Vice, all changed for the worst when Dick Wolf took over in season 3, the pastels were gone, the vibe, the style, the cool music, Sonny's great look, the Daytona.
I think after Michael Mann saw "Scarface", and got the idea for a TV show about the drug trade in Miami. Minus the hard-core violence, mindless bloodshed, and loads of profanity.
People asked, how can a police officer afford a fancy car and fancy clothes? It's easy, DRUG BUSTS. Confiscate cars, cash, invest in nice clothes that the drug dealers themselves would wear, and the cars they would flaunt themselves in, and you've got cops who fit the part.
Yeah I believe the cars and clothes were all confiscated from drug busts. Though it made me wonder if anyone would recognize a car from a friend who got arrested or something.
I got inspiration from this miami life slash vice look ,from the blazers, to silk shirts, button down ,and linen Along with the loafers or gator shoes .. real fly
Miami Vice era nos anos 90 tudo aquilo que desejávamos nos nossos dias: Rapazes e Raparigas bonitos, Bons Carros, aquela Vista Maravilhosa da Cidade de Miami, enfim era uma Série Norte-Americana fantástica. E então com o Don Johnson e o Phillip Michael Thomas como Actores Principais melhor ainda.
I remember the "no socks" with shoes thing started in 1984 and was popular all the way until about 1988-'89. It died out sometime in spring of 1989, and quickly became seen as cheesy at the start of the 90s, but for roughly 5 years during the 80s that was the style of cool. From 1990 to present "dressing like Miami Vice" became a joke for looking like a corny cliche from another time, but during it's heyday of 1984-1989, especially around 1984-'87, it was THE STYLE of cool.
I was born in 2003 and never seen the show, but managed to dress alike-80s all the way from my childhood. Somebody told me about it, and now i know where to get some more inspiration with less hawaiian shirts and more blazers-n-pants style :)
I was a freshman in college in an East coast medium size school. I remember my first Halloween party and I got there and half the guys there had sport coats with the sleeves rolled up, 4 days beard stubble and no socks. I had no idea about the show and had to catch up. Great times.
@@heroesandicons425 You could start to feel the 80s slowly "going out of style" during the second half of 1988. I mean it was still cool, even into 1989, but whole thing was on it's way out. By 1992 or 1993 it was pretty much gone.
It's all about Baggies. Baggy suits, baggy pants. Now it's Time to embrace the baggy style again and put every tight pants and jackets into the trash. Obviously imho & with all due respect.
the Miami Vice look of three day old stubble, no socks, baggy clothes, lots of guns...... that was all started in the 1960's by Jed Clampett and Jethro Bodine......
thank god, Laramie, that there is someone like me, my friends think that i´m completely going crazy, with my pasion for Don Johnson, werll its true even today, i´m still deeply in love with this sexy man.
i was dressing like don johnson before the show was on tv.i had 76 280z and my best friend was from brazil and he was brown....i think some writer saw my friend and i driving around and decided to write a story based on our look..ha ha ha lol...i wore the stubble cause razors were too expensive...i wore rubber sole shoes because they were comfortable...i wore loose pants in case i got into a fight.
Oh my god! darling I`m from that golden age of the 80`s my beloved Donnie, I was in love with you from the very first episode of Miami Vice, so much so. that I made sure that my husband at the time wore the same cloths and colours, that you wore, needless to say that next to you he did`nt look close to your beauty and style, all our friends tried to look like Sonny Crockett, we chicks dressed also alike Trudy and Gina. but let me tell you something else, from than on I made a pact with my ex husband, that whenever we made love, he had to pretend, to be Sonny it worked quite well for a time, after that he said that no longer would be prepared to play along with my fantasie. Well many lovers after that the request would be made by me to those poor guys, at the moment I`m by myself, but my fantasies with you babe are still going strng. I LOVE YOU PASSIONATLELY babe. forgive me guys but that`s the way it his, take it or leave it
pause at 0:03 and look at the gun barrel size difference between the two characters and tell me that Don isn't compensating for small man syndrome...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Actually the real reason why PMT’s gun is smaller is because he doesn’t like guns. It was kinda explained in an interview with the gun instructor on the show that DJ liked going to practice, but PMT was more hesitant. Heck, even in a behind the scenes photo you can see him making a “😖” at the gun he’s holding
@@carliekweenSonny Crockett carried the then brand new & state of the art handgun called the Bren Ten, 10mm auto pistol by Dornaus & Dixon. The gun was specially built by hand for the show & was modified to shoot 45 cal blanks because there were no blanks available for the 10mm auto caliber, as it was a brand new caliber that had just come to the market in 1982 or 1983, before Miami Vice started. The Bren Ten was only in commercial production from 1983 to 1986, when the company, Dornaus & Dixon went bankrupt & out of business.
These fashion were copied from Japanese 1975 two detective show called Oretachi no Kunshō. those guy are the one wear those linen suit with t-shirt and white shoes, double breast suit. people who loves Miami Vice then should look for this detective drama "Oretachi no Kunshō".
Japan has always been the forefront of fashion. Just they don't host fashion weeks. The idea of men carrying leather totes and handbags came from Japan. It's there a decade ago and now in 2023 autumn fashion we see houses from Milan, Paris and NY showing it off.
Will have to check that out! Only one photo online and they're both just wearing suits and doesn't look anything like what Crocket and Tubbs wore. Will have to find out how to see the actual show.
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Crockett's clothes are still cool today.
Hell yes and I base most of my style off Crockett and Tubbs. At work I dress like Tubbs and for pleasure I dress like Crockett.
Tubbs’ isn’t?
@@TheLuscious yeah personally i think tubb's clothes have aged the best tbh
Yeah. It makes oneself look like a furious playboy
@@maths_blerd well.. i.m a playboy.. i am so damn good looking.. so i should dress like this.. btw.. im not joking.. i shouldve been a model.. but i run my own multi million dollar business instead
Back in the 80s I thought Don Johnson's linen suits were the real deal. All those pastel colours and unconstructed style. Complete with no socks and loafers....those were the days..
Miami Vice isn't just good, it's legendary!
Man, I'm 23 and I love this kind of fashion!
Same here
Bright Nights 26. Same. Love pleated pants 🤗
do you wear this fashion still or?
I'm 12, and I like this.
Most young millennials are wearing skinny jeans/pants, not relaxed fit-triple pleated trousers.
I was in high school in Los Angeles when the show was in its prime. I got a job after school and I would spend my paycheck buying clothes in the "Miami Vice" style. I joined the military right after graduating. I arrived to my first duty station in Germany in the middle of the winter and I realized that all I had was a bunch of white blazers, pastel t-shirts, thin pants, and loafers with no socks. I darn near froze my butt off! I wore my uniform clothes as much as I was allowed until I could purchase a whole new wardrobe. Man I loved the late 80's, early 90's and Miami Vice!
It's been like 40 years and i still think like Miami Vice. ❤
I still dress like Crockett. All you need is some white chinos, linen jackets, henley t-shirts, and espadrilles.
Mark, I do too, and I love it. Anybody that doesn't like it can kiss my ass. I went all out with a $1500 white Italian linen suit, tight t-shirts in pink and aqua, and some white Versace espadrilles. I still think it looks sexy as hell.
Me three! I bought myself two white blazers, 4 white pants and colorful shirts to go along with it
don johnson, along with philip michael thomas, ruled the 80s.
They were born to play Crockett and Tubbs and together they made TV history ♥️
2020 and still trending!!!
Beats the 70’s leisure suit hands down! I love the 80’s!
So this woman is responsible for the universal standards of funkiness
The 80’s had the best style, hands down.
80's and 70's
I used to dress myself inspired by Sonny Crockett.
Yeah those were the 80's , man they were great.
Ken Gingrich The funny thing is I’m a girl, but my style is stunning casualist, like Sonny Crockett
I still do
I was wearing blazer and orange vneck tshirt in family dinner eventhough I was 12 years old. Thanks to Sonny! 😁😃👍👍
Hands down...Best T.V show ever made....it was a reflection of the era...
Phillip Michael Thomas and Don Johnson were beautiful ❤️
Back when men looked like ruggedly handsome men
That show was awesome….it did so much for up and coming actors, fashion and music…one of the very best!!
I am female and I had a female version of dressing like Sonny Crocket back in the 80s at 10 years old. The basket weaved style sandals they were back in the day were fucking awesome. I want to dress like this again, but a more modern version that isn't too cliche 80s.
Miami Vice; the best show in every way that will never see it's equal again......ever!
I watched it for the first time a couple of months ago and I have to say I was disappointed. Not what I expected. I love Don Johnson but I enjoyed Nash Bridges much much more than Miami Vice. Miami Vice became boring and repetitive after the first two seasons or so.
@@os-qt1hc Miami Vice is pretty tame most of the time but the 80s aesthetic is what's kept me tied to it. Guess it just doesn't work for everyone.
Amazing sense of style, you can tell Italian fashion designers were involved in this. Italian men are not afraid of wearing colour.
{Probably a very embarrassing look into my character but here goes} I remember I really got into Miami Vice in my teens, I mean I lived and breathed Miami Vice, had all the episodes on VHS, then replaced them all on DVD later on, had models of the cars like the black Ferrari Daytona and the white Testarossa dotted about in my room, I looked upon Don Johnson as pretty much the ideal man to look up to, to aspire to be and to see as a role model. Slowly but surely I started to adopt some of the style trends that Crocket used to wear, for example before I got hooked on the TV series I used to wear Sneakers, tracksuit bottoms and a sporty T-Shirt with a crew cut hairstyle (Typical fashion trend that most teens in the London area were following), after about season 4 of watching Miami Vice, I was wearing Driving Mocs without socks, Chinos, pale blue or purple high arm T-Shirts (Just wasn't brave enough for the pink), Gold Casio Watch (Gold steel version of the F91W) side parted and grew my hair out Don style. My music taste changed, it was more 80's than the (then) current 90's. The only aspects I didn't adopt was the white clothing (Except for a off white blazer I didn't wear much), I preferred dark blue, black or grey. My parents only realised I had a problem when I kept looking at black 2 seater convertible cars (Like the Mazda MX5) on Exchange & Mart 'Ebay of the day' and asking them if we could go to Miami instead of Spain for our hols. About 15 years later, long after the fad died out and I moved on. I found a photo of my 17 year old self at Goodwood: Festival of speed. It was proper cringe. I was posing next to a White Lambo Countach, wearing the driving mocs, khaki chinos with turnups that made me look like I was at the beach, bright red t-shirt, the gold Casio watch shining in the sun, the fake wayfarer sunglasses and the hair, oh boy the hair. I was trying way to hard and probably used far to much product and hair dryer which made the hair look more Wham! or Lady Diana than the Don. It was funny to look at but in a way, I did look like a young cosplay Crockett but with big hair but glad I didn't peruse that particular look beyond 18 LOL!
Still sounds like your style looked better than today's fads of skinny jeans and the like. I myself adopt toned-down versions of some of Crockett's clothes when summer arrives.
Sounds great. WE all imitated someone!
Thanks for sharing your story
It was sexy as hell then and still is. Clean, sharp, comfortable and classy.
The Best Cop Show Ever
Then and Now.......
I still buy linen suits and dress like that...and my wife and kids are like what are you doing? ☺ I haven't worn a belt in decades...
crockett, coolest of them all and that head of hair didn't hurt any either
The backdrop fits seamlessly with their fashion, but I never ever see a video that talks about the architecture and design of Miami Vice. It's 2023 and I'm in the middle of working on putting a video out about just that. FINALLY someone has to do it!
Omg, please do! The architecture in Miami Vice played just as important role as the outfits the two detectives were wearing. I mean, they literally gave the city of Miami this iconic pastel colored buildings and aloft atmosphere. Not to mention the Ocean Drive buildings that were nearly demolished if it weren't for Miami Vice's influence
Crocket and tubbs 👍 them was the days 😁
I was a kid when i watch that series in my country, their wardrobe still classy. I like the way wearing shoes of don johnson.
Was greatful to witness the era.
MIAMI VICE was the center of the pop culture universe it's first two seasons.
Something I never noticed when the show was running is that Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas are the same height. This really enhances their unity as partners.I wonder if it was a conscious decision in the casting.
In the pilot episode script Tubbs is depicted as being younger (mid 20s) than Crockett (35 years old). Both actors though are same age being born in 1949....
@@diegocanale1124 tubbs acted older
@@heroesandicons425 yeah 🤣
Who else but Sonny Crockett could wear pink or lavender pants and look great doing it. Don Johnson and PMT were and still are the best looking duo in TV history
Me. Actually you need a kind of rebel guy with high IQ, low subordination and extreme creativity in everything he does.
@@ergiel And Donnie fills that bill and you too apparently ♥️
@@lindacollins903 ADHD.
Prince .
I don't remember him ever wearing pink.🤔
Best badass show on tv ever !!!
in Miami it is slowly creeping back, with more pressed tight pants, nice Ferragamo loafers, with Versace shirts and t-shirts as well. Plus the jackets are slowly making a comeback too, that is the cheesy part, but still worn. The Ray Bans are still popular, never left.
nah, jackets looked awesome as well, pay some respect to the 80's
Don't forget about those Carrera sunglasses too.
@@MrWolf-xk8sl Yep, he wore various styles of sunglasses. I think too many people watching these types of videos without actually seeing the series.
This show definitely inspires many of my clothes
The best show ever i remember
They both were as sharp as a razor.. Still the best dressed on tv..
I love the clothes but Castillo in black is menacing. I bought a black Hugo Boss suit in 2007 after watching this!
Love this fashion and the color❤️🍸👍🇸🇪
Jodie Tillen (sp?)...designer for the first season...
It's because of HER, the whole Miami "look" went mainstream across the country, if not the world!
Thanks Jodie...I drove my mother nuts, with me not wearing socks and knock off Ray Bans to middle school every day!
I always loved the Crocketts style and funny cause I adopted that style especially not wearing belts or socks with vans slip ons or loafers and it was before I even watched Miami Vice being way ahead of my time so when I saw it everything made sense I was connected with the show & started carrying my EDC in a shoulder holster as well, lol. I used to carry appendix which I still do when I carry my back up gun but love the shoulder holster.
"it changed the way men dressed in the world" . Period
👍
Fashion style is so 😎
Linen jackets are back in the shops. Did it the first time around. I'll give it a miss this time.
Quite a few people think that Sonny's style is dated. Actually, pop culture dated his clothes. However, you can still wear this style today, just switch it up. Sonny not only wore crew neck tees, but Henleys as well. You don't have to wear a blazer, especially when it's hot. Wear a short sleeve shirt instead. Imitate his color combinations and you got the modern day vice style.
Yeah, it's only a stereotype that arose from cliche 80's "nostalgic imagery". You could rock white pants, pastels and loafers all up and down the street. All the men's styles from that period were really neat, I think.
I preferred the Carrera sunglasses and I actually bought some linen fabric which I brought to my tailor and I made him do some blazer Sonny's style, so I can wear them in the summer too
I just got myself a white suit ala Crocket and wear blue or pink shirts underneath it and it rocks. You can leave the jacket at home if it’s hot too easily. Round it with some nice shoes and a gold watch and it’s a winner look
Me encantaba como sé vestía,era lo más,yo no sé porque no porque no siguió cantando tenía una voz increíble saludos desde Argentina
Old Sonny Crockett's clothes in Miami vice is the best clothes even for car was not bad either that's what makes left my device the best and the baddest show TV show of all time
Inspired by the Miami Vice look, I bought an Italian designer suit. Then I got married and gained weight. After a while, the suit no longer fit. It was good while it lasted.
I used to really dig this show as a youngster.
It was slick and hip, very different from most of the shows at the time. Those boys swag was way high. I'm 42 now and I cannot remember a single episode specifically. But do remember how dope and influential it was.
You had to be there....I'm a decade older than you. It came on Friday nights at 10pm. We all had jobs on the weekend, but first thing at school on monday was discussing the episode that aired on the Friday prior.
@@nimeshshah7229 Miami Vice on NBC beat Falcon Crest on CBS in the mid 80s back in the day
Miami Vice: All about baggy pants. I love It
LA MEJOR SERIE DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS LEJOS!!!
I managed to get my hands on all seasons of Miami Vice this year and the show itself made me modify my dressing style. Although before it was not too much different, show itself narrowed it down.
DON JOHNSON MIAMI VICE 2020 COMEBACK
I adopted this look in high school....a few people did NYC...the shoes were inexpensive like $15-20...mind you the Run D MC Adidas cost around $40.
I have an ex friend that modeled his life and mannerisms on Crocket, even down to the way he held his mouth. I never noticed until I watched the series about 4 years ago just how like him he was.
Michael Mann's Miami Vice seasons 1 and 2 was the definitive Vice, all changed for the worst when Dick Wolf took over in season 3, the pastels were gone, the vibe, the style, the cool music, Sonny's great look, the Daytona.
- Jan Hammer left after a few seasons too. The music was definitely different in the later seasons.
GregzVR nevertheless I still enjoyed it! But season 1 and 2 definitely were the best.
5eurocups2005 It was never the same after they killed off Zito.
as well as time slot change to make room for Michael Mann's Crime Story. the producers of Miami Vice sabotaged their own show after season 2.
I think after Michael Mann saw "Scarface", and got the idea for a TV show about the drug trade in Miami. Minus the hard-core violence, mindless bloodshed, and loads of profanity.
@Randy White He did? I have to look that up. Thanks.
Classy
Coolest Cop Show
People asked, how can a police officer afford a fancy car and fancy clothes? It's easy, DRUG BUSTS. Confiscate cars, cash, invest in nice clothes that the drug dealers themselves would wear, and the cars they would flaunt themselves in, and you've got cops who fit the part.
Yeah I believe the cars and clothes were all confiscated from drug busts. Though it made me wonder if anyone would recognize a car from a friend who got arrested or something.
Its great show from Universal Studios
in the inimitable words of Carl Spackler - "and that's all she wrote!"
I got inspiration from this miami life slash vice look ,from the blazers, to silk shirts, button down ,and linen
Along with the loafers or gator shoes .. real fly
Miami Vice era nos anos 90 tudo aquilo que desejávamos nos nossos dias: Rapazes e Raparigas bonitos, Bons Carros, aquela Vista Maravilhosa da Cidade de Miami, enfim era uma Série Norte-Americana fantástica. E então com o Don Johnson e o Phillip Michael Thomas como Actores Principais melhor ainda.
I remember the "no socks" with shoes thing started in 1984 and was popular all the way until about 1988-'89. It died out sometime in spring of 1989, and quickly became seen as cheesy at the start of the 90s, but for roughly 5 years during the 80s that was the style of cool. From 1990 to present "dressing like Miami Vice" became a joke for looking like a corny cliche from another time, but during it's heyday of 1984-1989, especially around 1984-'87, it was THE STYLE of cool.
I was born in 2003 and never seen the show, but managed to dress alike-80s all the way from my childhood. Somebody told me about it, and now i know where to get some more inspiration with less hawaiian shirts and more blazers-n-pants style :)
I was a freshman in college in an East coast medium size school. I remember my first Halloween party and I got there and half the guys there had sport coats with the sleeves rolled up, 4 days beard stubble and no socks. I had no idea about the show and had to catch up. Great times.
What’s the difference between 87’ and 88’?
@@heroesandicons425 You could start to feel the 80s slowly "going out of style" during the second half of 1988. I mean it was still cool, even into 1989, but whole thing was on it's way out. By 1992 or 1993 it was pretty much gone.
@@John-ct9zs kindly describe some of the fads that began to die out circa late 88’. Thanks. Appreciating your participation very much
Crockett and Tubbs on a cigarette boat wearing suits or rather the Miami version of a Zoot Suit instead of life jackets.
Crocket had the best hair of all time
During which time? He had it short to pretty dang long, so to which style are you referring?
😂😂....I like the latter seasons...Crockett with a Mullet
I like the fashion on this show,even now they create a New fashion style, and it wasent bad at all.
I wonder what was the designer brand of the loafers and espadrilles that Don Johnson wore throught the different seasons.
My Brother wanted this clothes too
It's all about Baggies. Baggy suits, baggy pants. Now it's Time to embrace the baggy style again and put every tight pants and jackets into the trash. Obviously imho & with all due respect.
Amen, it's hard to find looser cuts now a days but damn I wish they'd come back.
Pink and yellow
the Miami Vice look of three day old stubble, no socks, baggy clothes, lots of guns......
that was all started in the 1960's by Jed Clampett and Jethro Bodine......
Should have mentioned that some company came out with the “Miami Device” which was a shaver that left a five o’clock shadow on your face.
Today, men's fashion is so boring.
Agree! I changed my boring style with the pastal colors of miami vice, and I'm actually surprised by the amount of compliments I received from people
3:40 Lance Vance from GTA Vice City and Vice City Stories
STILL LOVE DON!!
John Roberts "cocaine cowboy" was wearing this style of clothes and was modeled in Sonnys wardrobe.
MyBrother wanted allt ckothHe wanted to look so cool too
I cant find linen blazer like they have!!! All blazers nowadays are tight and have no proper lapels!!!
thank god, Laramie, that there is someone like me, my friends think that i´m completely going crazy, with my pasion for Don Johnson, werll its true even today, i´m still deeply in love with this sexy man.
i was dressing like don johnson before the show was on tv.i had 76 280z and my best friend was from brazil and he was brown....i think some writer saw my friend and i driving around and decided to write a story based on our look..ha ha ha lol...i wore the stubble cause razors were too expensive...i wore rubber sole shoes because they were comfortable...i wore loose pants in case i got into a fight.
This is Kyle Kuzma of the Lakers 2020 right now! One of his styles was straight out of Miami Vice... Breaking fashion trends for the NBA.👀😊
My best friends
Now men wear dresses.
True dat
GTA VC was postcard from the show
Oh my god! darling I`m from that golden age of the 80`s my beloved Donnie, I was in love with you from the very first episode of Miami Vice, so much so. that I made sure that my husband at the time wore the same cloths and colours, that you wore, needless to say that next to you he did`nt look close to your beauty and style, all our friends tried to look like Sonny Crockett, we chicks dressed also alike Trudy and Gina. but let me tell you something else, from than on I made a pact with my ex husband, that whenever we made love, he had to pretend, to be Sonny it worked quite well for a time, after that he said that no longer would be prepared to play along with my fantasie. Well many lovers after that the request would be made by me to those poor guys, at the moment I`m by myself, but my fantasies with you babe are still going strng. I LOVE YOU PASSIONATLELY babe. forgive me guys but that`s the way it his, take it or leave it
Aww that's the way I feel for PMT!!
And how I feel about Rutger Hauer! Although I do think Don Johnson was pretty handsome too!
Cloths came from Italy... Valentino and Versace
Hugo Boss
No Smelly Socks 🧦
pause at 0:03 and look at the gun barrel size difference between the two characters and tell me that Don isn't compensating for small man syndrome...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pure POWER
Actually the real reason why PMT’s gun is smaller is because he doesn’t like guns. It was kinda explained in an interview with the gun instructor on the show that DJ liked going to practice, but PMT was more hesitant. Heck, even in a behind the scenes photo you can see him making a “😖” at the gun he’s holding
@@carliekweenSonny Crockett carried the then brand new & state of the art handgun called the Bren Ten, 10mm auto pistol by Dornaus & Dixon. The gun was specially built by hand for the show & was modified to shoot 45 cal blanks because there were no blanks available for the 10mm auto caliber, as it was a brand new caliber that had just come to the market in 1982 or 1983, before Miami Vice started. The Bren Ten was only in commercial production from 1983 to 1986, when the company, Dornaus & Dixon went bankrupt & out of business.
Music 2:35 plz?
Jan Hammer - Runaround
Hi! Just curious, what year and channel did this spot air on?
5:47 says "20 years later...." so we must assume this video aired circa 2005
You mean the whole spot? It was on the season one dvd set bonus dvd.
GIORGIO ARMANI
These fashion were copied from Japanese 1975 two detective show called Oretachi no Kunshō. those guy are the one wear those linen suit with t-shirt and white shoes, double breast suit. people who loves Miami Vice then should look for this detective drama "Oretachi no Kunshō".
Japan has always been the forefront of fashion. Just they don't host fashion weeks.
The idea of men carrying leather totes and handbags came from Japan. It's there a decade ago and now in 2023 autumn fashion we see houses from Milan, Paris and NY showing it off.
Will have to check that out! Only one photo online and they're both just wearing suits and doesn't look anything like what Crocket and Tubbs wore. Will have to find out how to see the actual show.
The fashion of the fastest F1 driver in AMS2 😂 big diff from ur modern vids
The Miami Dolphins will raise again with the N.Y. Jets to give the New England Patriots.
05:10
He probably had to spend another 400 bucks to fix his feet lol
The thing is Miami Vice style doesn't look that good when worn by men in Wigan in 1984,
Tbh in the UK everyone is a bit of a chav with sweatpants
I remember wearing the cotton jackets and trousers, t shirts, plimsoles, in Ireland in spring 86.
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DJ is always sexy
Crockett is a full ADHD archetype. Prove me wrong.
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