As a young kid, I always wanted to wear a suit and tie. Growing up wanting to put on such attire like those figures, I was always told that it is not in our place to wear one. That it is not in our "class" to wear one. Now as an adult, I put on such attire of three button coat and suit and tie. But where I am from, this is either frowned upon or rather you'd become an object of ridicule amongst the norm. Why? Because its apparently "out of place to wear such a suit". They say it's not in our standards to wear such especially for our generation. Sometimes they say you're putting up airs or showboating for wearing one. But I ask, who the hell set the standards of what is "normal", or considered "tolerable"? Who the hell told us what to wear and what we must follow the trend? Tik-Tok and their influencers? Why are they so bothered that when a few people wear something like a suit and tie? Since when did ties became an eye raiser? Must we be obedient to a cabal of modern influencers? I say wear what is making you happy, not because of some cringe trend that blends you in the crowd. If we let some lousy cringe tolerating conspiring app be our trendsetter for our lives, then we really have let ourselves into the dark ages.
In my institute they told me to take off my jacket because "it was hot." Then you looked at how they dressed and I could only see ignorance in their looks, lost and believers that they were right. May God help them as soon as possible. I hope that next summer they have reconsidered at least a little.
Long overcoats never stopped looking badass. I should buy one. Update: I got one in an end-of-year sale and have already been complimented on it several times.
@karl paul Нет. Те, кто двигал локомотив - были при деньгах. Остальными, даже не крестьянами а быдлом, управляли как скотом. Собственно, скоты и сделали в России революцию.
I'm not even going to lie, as woman, vintage male fashion is extremely attractive. Though, I don't know if my opinion counts much seeing as I absolutely adore vintage fashion and other things in general...
Same. I hate clothes today so I planned to make my own with inspiration from vintage clothes and ancient traditional wear. Men’s vintage outfits are very gorgeous
As a Turk, you have no idea how proud I feel when I see Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in your edit. God bless those who gave their bloods, sweats and tears for their country and managed to look fashionable and cool while doing so!
''..Why need supreme, champion, gucci, fancy clothes when you have that good 'ol black suit with that tie or that one soldier uniform?" -My old 9th grade class mate
I like Peaky Blinders for various reasons but one of them is the esthetic of the time, just so glorious to see everyone so nicely dressed even if their pieces were cheap ones they looked classy
Interesting fact: the photo at 0:31 is a photo of some of the RMS Titanic’s crew members that survived the sinking. The man that is 2nd to left on the first row (lowest row) in between the men with 2 mustaches, his name was Frederick Fleet, he was the lookout that spotted the iceberg and yelled on the phone to the ship’s officers “Iceberg Right Ahead!” When he spotted the iceberg. Before he got onto a lifeboat he helped many escape off the ship during the sinking and helped with many court sessions discussing what happened that night. He died in the 1960s by suicide. RIP Frederick Fleet
I once wore a suit and tie, as I took a walk outside people were judging me cause they thought I was a show-off. I find modern society's fashion and mindset very disappointing. Edit: If anyone is wondering why, it's because I live in a third world country(Philippines). People here don't wear suit and tie as an everyday outfit, rather we are more into western influence like modern clothing. Even our president wears polo shirts for special meetings and public announcements.
@@bagel1612 I wear older, historically based and inspired fashion, and honestly, just go with it. In my experience, many people have complimented me on looking good and respect the dedication. It's all about unapologetically owning it and having confidence. Plus, being the best dressed anywhere you go feels damn good.
Don’t worry fellow civilised member of society, I wear the same clothes as the Peaky blinders and I own that shit and don’t let anyone judge me because I love what I wear, you’re not alone with fashion and you should too own what you wear, whether that be a suit and tie or a tux.
As a woman: yes!!! I absolutely adore this! It’s so attractive! Men: if you want to dress like this, follow your heart. You only live once. Life is too short to live according to what others decide for you to wear. Your body, your choice.
Once I’m not broke no more I’m getting myself a tweed suit to go with my flat cap and black overcoat. I’ve always wanted one and will finally go get one.
Jesus came to earth 2000+ years ago and died for our sins giving us the gift of salvation if we believe in him as Lord and he rose again turn to Jesus he’s the only way turn to Jesus and repent of your sins and obey the commandments of Jesus to be saved before it’s too late
As a girl myself, today's fashion really is bland. The amount of ridicule I have faced because I don't like wearing jeans is tremendous I even wore a simple dress and I was made fun of for being a show off Even make up is boring. You have the opportunity to play so much with colors and all you do is make your face more "earthy"? What's the point of make up then? Just to hide your imperfections? People should embrace what they like more often and be more happy with themselves
A lot of people wear makeup to hide imperfections, that's what it's been used for for centuries now. It's really only recently they started to get a lot more creative with it, before it was used for enhancing a natural look or for making sure your skin looked better. It's quite literally the point at least in West culture- There is nothing wrong with liking it natural, but there is also nothing wrong with being more colourful and expressing yourself more. In the end you should wear what makes you comfortable, happy, and be able to express yourself. Don't listen to other people for calling you a show off, you want to look like you just popped out of the Edwardian era? Or pure girlboss and wear that awesome dress? Go for it, if they call you a show off bask in that energy and own it. It's not your fault that they cannot handle it and are petty. I'm sorry people are put you down, it's hard at first to ignoring rude people but as long as at the end of the day you're happy, and what you wear makes you confident, then truly you are the winner here. Be extra, you only live once.
It is still relevant, late 1920's to 1950's is considered classic, it is timeless and will never get outdated, but due to ignorance it seems so. But you are upto date if you wear it!
@@Dreza. Not at all, but I would recommend once your height gets to a stalemate and your body shape is not fat and in a good shape that you already desired, go for a bespoke suit, not the ready made. While there are great ready made suits, you can even have them at then. But you need to get started with basics in the classic men's wear. Go and check out Gentlemen's gazette, a channel with 1 million subscribers, only 3 videos I would recommend, suit lingo, how a suit should fit, and how to spot a quality suit, and rest you watch whatever you like in that channel.
The key to pulling off the look nowadays is to either completely full send it or just take inspiration. A black wool coat never looks bad, and they make ones in more modern styles. There are literally tons of casual button down shirts that look better than T shirts, or even baseball tees (the ones with the differently colored sleeves, not a t-shirt with a team logo on it), henleys, polos, etc. You can find wool slacks, a nice pair of chinos, dark wash jeans, and all sorts of pants that look nicer but aren't too 'dressy'. A pair of leather boots in black or brown are good to cap it off. Earth tones, subdued colors, those were also hallmarks of 20th century fashion. Hell, peaky blinders has given me the confidence to wear a flatcap around and I've gotten compliments. We live in an age that supposedly broke the rigid social standards of yesterday, but that doesn't mean we can't still follow them. You just need the confidence to break with the crowd a little bit.
Great advice, I will have to try that outfit. I always liked the more… Mature fashion more than what’s en vogue although I tend to dress very casual most of the time
Honestly, it's kind of my dream to have my wardrobe consist of 1800s - 1950s era. Especially military uniforms. I was never interested in serving in the military but I am a fan of their fashion all those centuries ago. I don't want to be judged but one of my goals is to go out in public wearing a German uniform WITHOUT a swastika band, of course. I am not a fan of the atrocities of the Germans but I can't get over how good they looked. I mean, even the video itself literally says that the good and the bad of the past all shared the trait of looking good. I don't care if I get looked down on. I don't care if I get called a "Nazi." At least I am not ashamed to bring back tradition at a time where technology and modernity has killed it... obviously I am talking about clothes, not Nazism. I want to bring back real men's fashion. I want to start a revolution.
@@LaneCorbett Yeah, wearing anything that's traditionally Prussian will get you labeled as a Nazi now thanks to funny mustache man. Like, I'm willing to bet someone can wear a late-war WW1 German uniform and they'll be called a Nazi by any ignorant prick because of the helmet and the uniform.
"A suit is a modern gentlemen's armor" and "There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.”
The first quote is by Agent Galahad. The second quote is by Ernest Hemingway, an American author. His writing style is a one-of-kind. Just a book rec. his first novel, The Sun Also Rises is an exploration on masculinity.
Even as a girl the suits look so appealing to wear. They're simple, yet extremely fashionable and can be tailored to be unique in it's own way. A few or couple of accessories would compliment it well, though on its own is already great. Plus the men's fashion even before suits were great as well. Idk, I adore the aesthetics and clothes from before, but I still think current men's fashion have their gems :)
Suits have existed from the late 1600s, the waistcoat, breeches and a justaucorps, in late 1700s and early 1800s was the pants, waistcoat, cravat and the tailcoat. in the late 1800s to the 1910s was the cutaway suit, frock coat, detachable collars and cuffs. The same, waistcoat, pants, jacket. And the modern ones, From the late 1920s. You het it.
Society: “nooo you can’t just wear whatever you want!!! You have to adhere to our culture!!! You have to wear ripped jeans and a tye dye sweater or you’re a total weirdo!!!” Me, in my napoleon cape and military garb: no.
This comment section: "nooooo you can't just wear what you want!!! you have to adhere to the past culture!!! you have to wear a fully dressed outfit or you're a beta post-modernist" Me in only a shirt and belt because its 37° C: What do you mean, I'm dressed like my incan and roman forebearers, what if my nuts are hanging out this is traditional.
@@S3b0rg Traditional men's wear is better than modern, because it has evolved in a certain climate to the land, wear a little conservative outfits that match the traditional somewhat or go traditional. But no one wants to force. It is upto you.
@@keshavrao212 I hve a problem with modern clothing in general but it aint with the design, its the materials and make.Fast Fashion affects both modern and classic clothing designs and is a cancer on the clothing industry but a saviour to those who cant afford better. At least a white supreme shirt is made out of good materials with an overlayed logo on a different piece of cloth and wont rip if you stretch too far.
@@S3b0rg Agreed on all angles, the classic style, which also incorporates few conservative and quality modern garments such as a shacket, denim jacket, (Dark wash and no logos or anything, just plain and dark) dark wash denims with no rips, studs or embroidery. And a T shirt which is plain, chinos in traditional high waist and etc. You can look very modern also, the leather jacket in the 1950s and denim will make you look modern if you want that look. Yes, synthetic fibres and fast fashion is the worst thing that happened to the fashion in the entire human history. The change has to happen from within, start being classic, you can be a classy gentleman or a stylish modern that is not absurd.
@@keshavrao212 Its not about changing our styles, that is inevitable, its about changing how we buy our clothes. Again, fast fashion affects classicwear(trust me I've had the misfortune of having to wear an 80% polyester shirt) and modern styles equally, techwear is incredibly plagued by this with dropshipping companies selling on an aesthetic and delivering terrible quality, "vintage" clothing is either sold on a markup or made out of terrible materials only emulating the appearance of the clothing. Thrifting I'd say is the best bet if you dont have access to either a clothesmakingperson(got no clue what the word is in english) or a reputeable company.
i remember back times in turkey i was affected by Mustafa Kemal Creator And First president of Turkish Republic who won indepence war i was affected by his ideas and style he was giving style so much atteniton he even make a deal for army uniforms with hugo boss what a frickn legend
As a big fan of Classic Menswear, I totally 100% agree with this video! I love wearing suits, whenever I hangout with my buddies I usually wear one I just love the days when most men wear suit everytime they going out their houses like the 1930s for instance, most people nowadays dressed down and there are only a few that still dressed up sadly. I just don't like the today's casual clothes like t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, tight jeans, sneakers, etc. and honestly I prefer to dress like a gentleman from 1930s Well anyway, awesome video there dude! You spoke nothing but facts in the video!
@@swanhtetng6897 Hmm good question, but I forgot what I was wearing when I wrote this comment, probably I was wearing an undershirt & shorts at that time and I'm at home when I wrote this comment. Like I said I do dress up like a gentleman everytime I'm hanging out with my buddies, going out to the mall, park, restaurant, etc. But when I'm at home like doing household chores or sleep for instance I usually stick to undershirt & shorts
The old fashion, from the late 1920's to 1950's are timeless, considered as classic men's wear, it never will become outdated, but due to mass casualization of clothing and ignorance it seems so, but you are still upto date if you wear them, I would recommend classic men's wear channel, gentlemen's gazette and vintage bursche.
When I was an elementary school student, I hated the classic style, but then dress code was cancelled. Classmates began to walk as they want (tracksuits, etc.) I fell in love in classic style and went and bought myself an expensive suit and two coats. I still walk like this and I really like it, I feel like a bandit or an influential person, people watch a teenager dressed in a black striped suit with a dark blue shirt and a tie of the same color, i think for people it's strange seeing teenager like this. I person who loves everything old: fashion, cars(w140 is best), music(BBB, Alphaville, Sandra, Modern Talking, etc.) I even have cassette music player! So ,yeah, it's cool wearing not like modern fashion says, especially girls in my class likes how i look and other girls in my town too! Pure classics!
@@caynereed8988 Most of my clothing, to this day, is what I was issued as a Motorschütze or I purchased/my wife hand made back when I lived in the GDR. I still put on my old Parade/Dress uniform for whenever I need to attend a formal event. My grandkids will understand some day when they're older, I hope. But to answer your question, look for Eastern Bloc military surplus. Even "casual" clothing (not military surplus) can be found if you search hard enough for it.
Now, this is a matter of perspective, I don't know if this video is about what most the ones like this are, but regardless if it is or not, remember, we too are closing in on another age of greatness, break throughs and wonders, don't compare an age to another, since todays great men and women are yet to have shown themselves, I hold my achievements today as nothing more than experiences, but tomorrow the world may see what I've learned.
Men and boys now: *So called modernist clothing they wear* What men and boys really wear as a modernist man would wear: *Chad looking Victorian era clothing, old American fashion from the 19s and a little bit of the 18 era clothing*
Man. Even in the 60s-70s despite the mass wave of counter culture, men dressed and acted more traditionally masculine. Just compare the way a man walked and carried himself back then with long flowing hair open chest of hair with fashionable chains bearing against him and a nice pair of pants and sunglasses. Men had nice sturdy and reliable boots and several other companies such as rock port that made durable shoes for walking. And don’t even get me started on the variety of band t shirts that would go well with a fine pair of bell bottoms. There was a certain ruggedness of masculinity felt amongst the standards of Americana. I wish I could see those times in person and live through them but albeit I am still grateful to be able to go through em with pictures of my dads old polaroid. But compared to today when people go out all I see are sweat pants and sneakers. Nobody puts any effort into anything. We’ve become a culture that has lost swagger, class, power, and elegance. How you dress is a statement and a reflection.
Everything you described, except maybe bell bottoms, people still wear in America at least. I live in the South and see people dressed completely out of time like that everyday. There's nothing wrong with the changing times and fashions; just because you don't like it as much. The people that buy modern clothes and dress that way do it because they want to. Much the same way the dude who looks like he hasn't bought a shirt in 50 years dresses how he wants to. Your idea of "traditionally masculine" is also sketchy at best. Masculinity changes WILDLY from culture to culture, time period to time period. For example, the Greeks. In ancient Greece it was seen as masculine to be: Homosexual or at least bisexual, smart, small dicked, naked, beautiful, long haired, fit but not too muscular, etc. These are not things seen as "traditionally masculine," but to the Greeks they were the EPITOME of it. If you were a big hairy dude with unkempt hair roiding out all the time, they would think you're ugly as sin. So what I'm saying is, don't worry about it, it changes every 20 years anyways; its all in your head really.
I hate how technologically we have advanced but socially we seem to have regressed. Imagine a future where we have all the technology we have to today but with a society of respectable, sensible, and classy people. Now that I would call a truly modern world.
If I had to choose between modern day problems and modern styles versus 19th century slavery and genocide but their styles, I would choose today. The past was not a better place.
@@poopyjoe1496 and then there are people who are too tolerant ones that excuse borderline psychotic and insane behavior like maps and shit done to young men and boys we need to find the right balance but we humans on a tight rope will always fall to one or the other
@@giovannicervantes2053 fuckin agreed man. there's never any balance, shits just become too far left or far right. that tightrope analogy is pretty good too
Most of what people consider modern fashion, is just childish/feminine clothing. Of course there are exceptions, as well as a huge improvement in the material used.
@@IdoSha Material? Polyester is a degradation to natural fabrics, it is harmful for the environment, whereas the suits were made from natural fabrics and felt like a cloud hugging you.
@@IdoSha Feminine fashion has downgraded, especially in teens. I hope this new gen is just going through a phase and girls will grow to have their own unique styles when they become adults
Neatness and modesty, ah yes flamboyant furred capes, laced embroidered coats, exuberant codpieces, bright pink puffy shorts with eually bright pink stocking and flowing lock done wigs, such modesty, and I havent even touched on non-euro fashion. Neatness, well, ends up depending on how you define it, though it is also a part of modern clothing, hence things like colour blocking, skinny fitted pants, cuffed pants, and other actual trends in modern fashion.
wear suspenders and high waisted pants man! That will make your silhouette look monochromatic or complete. Might seem goofy but better than belts, also do you wear suits that are natural in material? Because that is a quality suit
As much as I hate to say this, you forgot to mention a certain Austrian painter. Dude committed atrocities for sure, but you have to admit he had an absolutely fine taste in fashion.
I think there’s a deeper reason why this kind of stuff fell out of fashion. Suits and nice clothes indicate a degree of wealth and pedigree. It’s a status symbol. It’s a clear indicator of an “in-group” and an “out-group”. You could tell someone is powerful and wealthy just by what kind of hat they wore. In a way, this made them target. In times of intense social strife, like revolutions, it was extremely easy for someone to tell who was who just at a glance. The guy in boiler suit and flat cap was poor. The guy in the suit and top hat was rich. This began to change after the Second World War. I think there was an unconscious push to homogenize the culture of the classes. I don’t think this is entirely unfounded. The second largest military and economic power in the world at that time was the USSR, and they had an interest in agitating for revolution abroad. So, the rich and poor would dress the same way, or at least, they would wear similar looking clothes. This might “bring people together”, so to speak, make the class divisions less painful. Of course, the divisions still exist, only now you can’t immediately tell who’s who. In the 18th century, if you saw someone like Marie Antoinette, without knowing anything about who she is or what she does, you would see that she dresses extravagantly compared to everyone else. Without even knowing her name, you would at least know that she was rich, and probably powerful. Compare that to someone like Mark Zukerberg. If you had never seen or heard of him before, and met him on the street, would you think that he was rich and powerful? He would just be another young guy in jeans and a t-shirt. He’d look no different from anyone else. A lot of people in the 21st century flat out deny that there are class divisions. I think part of this is due to the fact that the rich don’t “act rich” anymore. Everyone wears tshirts and gym shorts, whether your a McDonald’s worker, a college professor, or a multi-billionaire. Or at least, that’s my theory. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
No one replied to this, but I like this analysis. A lot of CEO's seem to dress like their employees to appear more on their level, to influence them into thinking that they are just like them when in reality they are so much more wealthier. I also think that maybe status was much more important back then, so even the poor would dress nicely to appear more wealthy, and in turn more powerful. Now people just want comfort and don't care too much about their outward appearance or status.
@@S3b0rg It is an investment, today everything is use and throw, so no body bothers for investing in a coat that would be used for 3 generations. It is costly, but the cost per wear goes down very much. Average Americans use their clothes for 7 times, and throw away, back then they would wear it till it was torn to an unwearable extent. Not only suits, the regular clothes all over the world about 40 years ago and beyond. Having a nice overcoat is also good choice for style, for warmth and overall versatility.
I would also like to say I like the outrageous subcultures during the 60s to 80s, and men were experimental or have a sense of a silhouette, even with just a simple shirt and pants (flared, too!) But I would also like to add that you don't need to buy so much to recapture these aesthetics. Also, it's best to be realistic: you can still style yourself even using contemporary clothes. Get them 2nd hand (I have some of my father's clothes that can't fit him because he's older and had become a bit short) and, if you can't sew yet, look for a tailor that can help stitch/resize clothing! Support tailors in your area!
Bro I swear these people are soo corny they think they're soooo quirky for liking old clothes, I won't lie I like them too but I won't go around bashing other people's choice of clothes wtf
Well that’s what it is no matter what if things change they always stay the same like what we think is cool is what the future will think it’s bad but some thinks it’s cool and some don’t
@@Papa_napas dude shut your mouth, people here are just expressing their love for old fashion clothing which many times they have been mocked for. It isn't about being quirky it is just standing up for yourself despite what society/other people tell you to do and wear.
@@cyrusthegreat7030 Cringe. I've worn suits all my life and no one has mocked me for it. You're not special or cool for liking "old clothes." This video is a bore. Nothing's wrong with modern clothes. I wear either modern or formal wear at the right occasion. Bashing modern clothes just screams: "I'm not like the other boys." Lmao. Pathetic.
The most obvious example are the nazis. Of course they deserve what they got and even more but man, It's like Hugo Boss took a life mission to make these guys look ultimate badass
Yes, I agree the military colthing in the Nazi Germany-era was incredibly stylish and fashionable. I also want to correct a really common mistake. The military colthing in the Nazi Germany was not designed by Hugo Boss, the Hugo Boss company only manufactured them. They were actually designed by two nazi designers named Karl Diebitsch and Walter Heck.
They are the reason why most antagonistic groups in movies and games look so damn fashionable whilst irl antagonistic groups just look boring by necessity
I know I'm one of so much amazing people here that also got to wear suits and shirts, but honestly it surprises me how people think it's a bad idea, that it doesn't make any sense, but they all seem interested and it seems to catch quite a lot of attention. It also seems to represent "right-wing ideals" as some people told me, specially because on the eyes of many people it's something only bankers and lawyers wear. I always look with amusement these old films like Citizen Kane or Once Upon a Time in America for an instance. All these people, be it a millionaire or a barber, always had a sense of class and gave a good image. And I ways looked with amusement, how could it be people had changed so much? I always had a passion for these suits, the ties and usually white shirts. The black suit shoes and the classy belt. It represents the peak of human... excellence, represents our level, our respect. Nowadays people seem to only care about fame, money, what the rest of people think of them and being comfy. They do not care about their life, their image, their self-respect, people only do what's easier to them, which is to follow braindead people on the internet and copy them. One may live in today's times and have to adapt to them in many ways, but class, respect and tradition is something never ought to be changed, and I'm so glad of staying that way, and I'm only 19. Hoping for the day I get to wear a tie and a proper suit.
I do that except in the summer, when it’s not too cold just a shirt and the coat when it’s cold I use a shirt and a sweater under the coat. Very comfortable and looks good
Suits were peak fashion No matter if you were a male or a female, if you are young or old, if you are fat or not They will always look good on everyone
I am a proud wearer of a suit and tie every day despite still being a high schooler. Morning wear is occasional, but no one is to stop me. Social class is not much of a matter of attire as it was previously, so why not wear a bowler hat or top hat from time to time!
That would be pretty cool to see from my perspective of a small urban city. I do miss the more rural setting of my previous home, though. I guess it's more of the standard attire over there!
Same here, friend. Everywhere I go, I look like I walked out of the 1890s. Feels good being the best dressed guy in any room, as pretty much all of my fellow classmates wear the drivel that is modern "fashion".
Though these outfits are varied in detail and time, there are two elements shared throughout - structure, and layering. Those are the two simple elements of style that must return to make any future styles look good.
I loved this fashion era so much, I've always loved fashion like this. I don't is usually wear it my self but I love to draw it and look into it and stuff
Thank you for adding Kemal Atatürk in video and thumbnail. Most of people don't know him but he's a legend that defeated 3 superpowers and 2 countries with undisciplined army.
Most of the days I wear hoodies/sweatshirts, jeans and sneakers (but not the hoodies/sweatshirts with ridiculous patters/logos everywhere and I wear regular/slim size jeans) but I absolutely love classic suits! Sure, I feel kinda out of place nowadays, I usually wore them in ceremonies and parties, but I swear: when I wear a suit and tie, I feel like a damn Lord! Suits are a whole other level and there's a reason why classics are called classics! Edit: sorry for my English, it isn't my mother tongue.
Well good news here, men's wear from the late 1920's to 1950s are considered classic men's wear and are timeless, never will they become outdated, today they are seen so because of ignorance, you would be totally upto date if you wear the classic men's wear. I would like to recommend some youtube channels, gentlemen's gazette, 1 million subscribers, and vintage bursche, around 30k but a great channel. Spread the word and start the trend!
Well good news here, men's wear from the late 1920's to 1950s are considered classic men's wear and are timeless, never will they become outdated, today they are seen so because of ignorance, you would be totally upto date if you wear the classic men's wear. I would like to recommend some youtube channels, gentlemen's gazette, 1 million subscribers, and vintage bursche, around 30k but a great channel. Spread the word and start the trend!
It would honestly be such a wonderful thing if guys were to wear these kinds of attires again (doesn’t have to be everyday though). I for one find modern clothing, especially that of guys dull and the same. The intricacies and process of old clothing is just awesome. …and personally, as a female, they look slick, clean, and is one heck of a panty twister 💀
If you want incredible intricacies in modern clothing techwear aesthetics would be your way to go. At least in the actually good companies that dont market themselves as techwear.
it's been months since I started to dress up nice to school (mostly using a vest, tie and overcoat, but sometimes also with a suit). I usually get complements from everyone, and I wish more guys dressed like that
Virtually all my ancestors where peasants. Yet my great grandfather being a poor farmer always had his tie and three-piece suit and tried to look as best as possible on a Sunday. My grandfather who was a plumber and factory worker also always had a tie and suit. In my country until the 80s/90s even people like garbage men, postmen and delivery men had great uniforms and where respected by other for wearing them. Now I study at university and people say it is "out of place" of extravagant to wear a suit and tie... Can you imagine? This is just a sign of modernism and the decay of the west. We have to embrace through transcendental values again and dressing elegantly and like a civilised person is a good beginning.
Me rejecting todays boys fashion, then sees this video: *Epicly gets a new idea for what I'll wear in the future* This was really exciting to see how some people today wear some questioning clothing like today's fashion for boys makes me want to burn it and when I looked back at older societys I see REAL modern men wearing coold ties and suits that make you the average chad and so I plan to be one of those men thank you very much ^^
Modern "man" -buys food at the supermarket -wears pants -has arguments about something called politics Traditional Man -Starves to death if he cant catch prey and his wife cant forage enough food -Doesnt even know what pants are -Argues about the best way to knap a spearpoint
@@sirbachelorboredmen1314 We all know real men snort a rail of meth and run at enemy gunfire for their equally drug addicted and drugged half eunuch leader.
Thanks for including Atatürk in your video. Thinking that he is responsible for the Turkish Clothing Reform, it makes much more sense for him to be in this video.
Personnaly I always hated the fashions actually I wear every time suits like peaky blinders which is for me the most classy (and only) thing a man must wear
I have always had a fascination with the clothing particularly the military uniforms worn in the 19th century, from the high collars, embroidery, epilets, cuffs, buttons, and cut. I never imagined that there were others who had an appreciation for such style. Compared that to what is worn today and it is honestly sad yet anything that does not follow the standard of today is seen as alien or as though you are someone in costume. It blows my mind what men wear today and pass off as fashion what is even worse is that it is seen as totally normal or worthy of praise. Without constantly dwelling on the negatives of today I must say the one great positive is seeing that others also have an admiration for what I would consider to be true men's fashion. I would also like to note that in my opinion the most fashionable man of the 19th century would have to be Kaiser Wilhelm II and his collection of uniforms from all over the world from his field marshals uniform, Prussian guard cavalry uniform, the uniform of the deathshead hussars, his admirals uniform, a gray overcoat with a red lining worn over an all black uniform to name a few but there are many more.
Then I would recommend antique men's wear, a great channel. Be ready to wear starched collars, and a pant with the waistline between the belly button and chest, but I would also rock that pant! I love high waisted, (situated at your belly button)
@@keshavrao212 I sighed up long ago. I love this channel, it’s gripping to watch his videos, material is brought in interesting way, I like his guides (how to wear, how to starch, how to attach etc) nice channel
As a young kid, I always wanted to wear a suit and tie. Growing up wanting to put on such attire like those figures, I was always told that it is not in our place to wear one. That it is not in our "class" to wear one.
Now as an adult, I put on such attire of three button coat and suit and tie. But where I am from, this is either frowned upon or rather you'd become an object of ridicule amongst the norm. Why? Because its apparently "out of place to wear such a suit". They say it's not in our standards to wear such especially for our generation. Sometimes they say you're putting up airs or showboating for wearing one.
But I ask, who the hell set the standards of what is "normal", or considered "tolerable"? Who the hell told us what to wear and what we must follow the trend? Tik-Tok and their influencers? Why are they so bothered that when a few people wear something like a suit and tie? Since when did ties became an eye raiser? Must we be obedient to a cabal of modern influencers?
I say wear what is making you happy, not because of some cringe trend that blends you in the crowd. If we let some lousy cringe tolerating conspiring app be our trendsetter for our lives, then we really have let ourselves into the dark ages.
Well said my friend. Couldn't agree more
It’s so hard to find 18th century breeches in my size sadly 😔😔😔
Don't listen to these people. In the 50s a middle class man in America would wear a three piece suit to breakfast.
In my institute they told me to take off my jacket because "it was hot." Then you looked at how they dressed and I could only see ignorance in their looks, lost and believers that they were right. May God help them as soon as possible. I hope that next summer they have reconsidered at least a little.
Suit and tie is a basic cringe corporate fashion
Long overcoats never stopped looking badass. I should buy one.
Update: I got one in an end-of-year sale and have already been complimented on it several times.
Go for it! You will not regret it.
Just got myself one. Do it, pal!
@@nopenopeson1097 I actually did! I really like it
@@ln5321 Hell yeah! Our numbers grow.
men's fashion rn is overcoats too yknow
God, even the revolutionaries who where usually down in luck had a sense of elegance and style.
Revolution has a great sense of fashion. It always did.
@@comradecommissaraccordion512 nah
@@user-gr5me8xw3p Да.
@karl paul Actually, the sense of fashion in revolutionaries and mafia men was always the best
@karl paul Нет. Те, кто двигал локомотив - были при деньгах.
Остальными, даже не крестьянами а быдлом, управляли как скотом.
Собственно, скоты и сделали в России революцию.
I must say, a poor guy in the 20th cnetury dresses better than some rich people today
Ironic name and comment considering what Henry the Eighth wore. Nothing more manly than white tights and poofy colourful sleeves.
@@S3b0rg Lol it was in the 1500's 500 years ago,
Where did you get your info of what was typical wear for poor guys of 20th century?
@Gerf lorge No, he wasnt the average male roman slave.
@@S3b0rg Out of all the people, you chose that wife killing lump. It was like 500 years ago. We're talking about 1800's - 1950's
I'm not even going to lie, as woman, vintage male fashion is extremely attractive. Though, I don't know if my opinion counts much seeing as I absolutely adore vintage fashion and other things in general...
Wish there was more women like yourself.
Same. I hate clothes today so I planned to make my own with inspiration from vintage clothes and ancient traditional wear. Men’s vintage outfits are very gorgeous
I can agree with you on that too
Absolutely! I agree with you. Men that wear vintage fashion as in coats,ties, suits are more attractive to me. They appear more charismatic !
Vintage clothes are my favorite. Even use them in doors alone. Looks good
As a Turk, you have no idea how proud I feel when I see Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in your edit. God bless those who gave their bloods, sweats and tears for their country and managed to look fashionable and cool while doing so!
you mean selling your country's identity and history so Britain and France can be satisfied? oh yes... something to be proud of indeed. 😬
Olum tüylerim diken diken oldu lan paşamı 1:09 da görünce .
''..Why need supreme, champion, gucci, fancy clothes when you have that good 'ol black suit with that tie or that one soldier uniform?"
-My old 9th grade class mate
And I'll say your 9th grade class mate was a smart man...
champion is expensive? since when?
In your country it may not. But in mine is very expensive.
Wait he was talking about Nazi uniform ?
Exactly
I like Peaky Blinders for various reasons but one of them is the esthetic of the time, just so glorious to see everyone so nicely dressed even if their pieces were cheap ones they looked classy
@meh
They too are Human, I see no problem
@@Jordi_Llopis_i_Torregrosa96 I think he was referencing the user's name lol.
i like it because of the angry british people
I've started watching peaky blinders recently, I NEED ONE OF THOSE OVERCOATS BRUH
Their pieces were not cheap
Long coats, trench coats, top hats, hats in general, Victorian clothing. You can never go wrong with the classics.
Corsets, flamboyant capes, makeup, classics.
@@S3b0rg i saw you in every reply section in this video, what's wrong with you?
@@risingdoom When I get bored I comment on retarded little dark age videos to disrupt the echochamber a bit
Yeah they are cool, but who sells them exactly? I cannot find them.
@@nelzelpher7158 you'd have to look hard for that stuff, or find someone that could have it customised for you. That'll cost a pretty penny though.
Interesting fact: the photo at 0:31 is a photo of some of the RMS Titanic’s crew members that survived the sinking. The man that is 2nd to left on the first row (lowest row) in between the men with 2 mustaches, his name was Frederick Fleet, he was the lookout that spotted the iceberg and yelled on the phone to the ship’s officers “Iceberg Right Ahead!” When he spotted the iceberg. Before he got onto a lifeboat he helped many escape off the ship during the sinking and helped with many court sessions discussing what happened that night. He died in the 1960s by suicide. RIP Frederick Fleet
Thanks for the information!
@@comradecommissaraccordion512 great vid btw
@@One-Shot-Hartley Thank you. Im glad you enjoyed it
It is really refreshing to see that you included Atatürk as well; he was probably one of the most well-dressed and good-looking leaders in history.
Not to mention he was incredibly based and one of the most underrated leaders of the 20th century.
Soekarno
@@2rooms19 yeah it makes him double based
@@2rooms19 what genocide, if you are referring to the Armenian genocide he unlike most other ottoman officers didn’t play any role in it
@@2rooms19 He is nothing to do with the "armenian genocide"
Don't spread false information
I once wore a suit and tie, as I took a walk outside people were judging me cause they thought I was a show-off. I find modern society's fashion and mindset very disappointing.
Edit: If anyone is wondering why, it's because I live in a third world country(Philippines). People here don't wear suit and tie as an everyday outfit, rather we are more into western influence like modern clothing. Even our president wears polo shirts for special meetings and public announcements.
Same I want to wear victorian clothing but I don't want people giving me wtf looks
@@bagel1612 I wear older, historically based and inspired fashion, and honestly, just go with it. In my experience, many people have complimented me on looking good and respect the dedication. It's all about unapologetically owning it and having confidence.
Plus, being the best dressed anywhere you go feels damn good.
@@bagel1612 Be based, and ignore them. Make Victorian clothing the norm again.
Don’t worry fellow civilised member of society, I wear the same clothes as the Peaky blinders and I own that shit and don’t let anyone judge me because I love what I wear, you’re not alone with fashion and you should too own what you wear, whether that be a suit and tie or a tux.
@@bagel1612 lmao some men still wear lungi when walking outside.
I wear usually my own style and not the trends a lot of tiktokers use, Hell i bought myself a fringe coat and people complimented about it.
@Hadrian Or you can just stop deciding whether clothes others should wear. Jerk.
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Make your 1700s ancestors proud and wear makeup, heels and wigs
@@monkewithinternetaccess6107 or just wear nothing, grow body hair, and return to monke
y'all talk about coats and all like south koreans dont tend to do that, they're kinda the ones making fashion
What women wants men to wear :jeans and t-shirts
What men actually want to wear:14century knight amour
Yep. Even if it made someone uncomfortable like hell, it looks very good, plus the protection!
As a woman: yes!!! I absolutely adore this! It’s so attractive! Men: if you want to dress like this, follow your heart. You only live once. Life is too short to live according to what others decide for you to wear. Your body, your choice.
Once I’m not broke no more I’m getting myself a tweed suit to go with my flat cap and black overcoat. I’ve always wanted one and will finally go get one.
Jesus came to earth 2000+ years ago and died for our sins giving us the gift of salvation if we believe in him as Lord and he rose again turn to Jesus he’s the only way turn to Jesus and repent of your sins and obey the commandments of Jesus to be saved before it’s too late
@@John-it2db i dont believe in ur fiction
@@QWERTY-gp8fd and i don't belive your either
@@jonathanethaniel944 *believe
As a girl myself, today's fashion really is bland. The amount of ridicule I have faced because I don't like wearing jeans is tremendous
I even wore a simple dress and I was made fun of for being a show off
Even make up is boring. You have the opportunity to play so much with colors and all you do is make your face more "earthy"?
What's the point of make up then? Just to hide your imperfections? People should embrace what they like more often and be more happy with themselves
Dont worry, natural beauty is my preferred choice.
When I saw some woman without makeup. I was like "OMG, she's beautiful without makeup".
@yusuf vural she's not a mere girl, she is a lady worth of respect
Wear what you want, so what if you’re called a show off, if it makes you feel good about yourself then there is no need for other’s opinions.
A lot of people wear makeup to hide imperfections, that's what it's been used for for centuries now. It's really only recently they started to get a lot more creative with it, before it was used for enhancing a natural look or for making sure your skin looked better. It's quite literally the point at least in West culture- There is nothing wrong with liking it natural, but there is also nothing wrong with being more colourful and expressing yourself more. In the end you should wear what makes you comfortable, happy, and be able to express yourself. Don't listen to other people for calling you a show off, you want to look like you just popped out of the Edwardian era? Or pure girlboss and wear that awesome dress? Go for it, if they call you a show off bask in that energy and own it. It's not your fault that they cannot handle it and are petty. I'm sorry people are put you down, it's hard at first to ignoring rude people but as long as at the end of the day you're happy, and what you wear makes you confident, then truly you are the winner here.
Be extra, you only live once.
To be fair, jeans have been around for over a century, they are in pretty much every fashion era. But i get what youre saying
I am simple man:
I see Atatürk,
I clicked it.
Attaurk was gay and freemason therefore, he is part of the mess we live in.
@@oneeyed1055 tf is you talking about
@@minikdev1680 Mustafa Kamal was radical secularist liberal and freemason do-g. he was literally gay too
@@oneeyed1055 😂
@@oneeyed1055 -gay mason
Petition to make this kind of fashion modern again
It is still relevant, late 1920's to 1950's is considered classic, it is timeless and will never get outdated, but due to ignorance it seems so. But you are upto date if you wear it!
Ill sign
@@keshavrao212 yes but only a certain age group can wear it without looking like dorks
@@Dreza. Not at all, but I would recommend once your height gets to a stalemate and your body shape is not fat and in a good shape that you already desired, go for a bespoke suit, not the ready made. While there are great ready made suits, you can even have them at then. But you need to get started with basics in the classic men's wear. Go and check out Gentlemen's gazette, a channel with 1 million subscribers, only 3 videos I would recommend, suit lingo, how a suit should fit, and how to spot a quality suit, and rest you watch whatever you like in that channel.
Where do I sign?
The key to pulling off the look nowadays is to either completely full send it or just take inspiration. A black wool coat never looks bad, and they make ones in more modern styles. There are literally tons of casual button down shirts that look better than T shirts, or even baseball tees (the ones with the differently colored sleeves, not a t-shirt with a team logo on it), henleys, polos, etc. You can find wool slacks, a nice pair of chinos, dark wash jeans, and all sorts of pants that look nicer but aren't too 'dressy'. A pair of leather boots in black or brown are good to cap it off. Earth tones, subdued colors, those were also hallmarks of 20th century fashion. Hell, peaky blinders has given me the confidence to wear a flatcap around and I've gotten compliments.
We live in an age that supposedly broke the rigid social standards of yesterday, but that doesn't mean we can't still follow them. You just need the confidence to break with the crowd a little bit.
Great advice, I will have to try that outfit. I always liked the more… Mature fashion more than what’s en vogue although I tend to dress very casual most of the time
Honestly, it's kind of my dream to have my wardrobe consist of 1800s - 1950s era.
Especially military uniforms. I was never interested in serving in the military but I am a fan of their fashion all those centuries ago.
I don't want to be judged but one of my goals is to go out in public wearing a German uniform WITHOUT a swastika band, of course.
I am not a fan of the atrocities of the Germans but I can't get over how good they looked.
I mean, even the video itself literally says that the good and the bad of the past all shared the trait of looking good.
I don't care if I get looked down on. I don't care if I get called a "Nazi." At least I am not ashamed to bring back tradition at a time where technology and modernity has killed it... obviously I am talking about clothes, not Nazism.
I want to bring back real men's fashion.
I want to start a revolution.
The world would be better off without traditionalism. I choose freedom any day.
@@ilikepancakes2368 Well that is what you want. I respect that.
@@ilikepancakes2368 But what do you mean by the freedom today is a wrong freedom
Prussian Military Tradition and Uniforms was one of the major loses to World Culture after WWII
@@LaneCorbett Yeah, wearing anything that's traditionally Prussian will get you labeled as a Nazi now thanks to funny mustache man.
Like, I'm willing to bet someone can wear a late-war WW1 German uniform and they'll be called a Nazi by any ignorant prick because of the helmet and the uniform.
"A suit is a modern gentlemen's armor" and "There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.”
-Agent Galahad
The first quote is by Agent Galahad. The second quote is by Ernest Hemingway, an American author. His writing style is a one-of-kind. Just a book rec. his first novel, The Sun Also Rises is an exploration on masculinity.
Even as a girl the suits look so appealing to wear. They're simple, yet extremely fashionable and can be tailored to be unique in it's own way. A few or couple of accessories would compliment it well, though on its own is already great.
Plus the men's fashion even before suits were great as well. Idk, I adore the aesthetics and clothes from before, but I still think current men's fashion have their gems :)
Suits have existed from the late 1600s, the waistcoat, breeches and a justaucorps, in late 1700s and early 1800s was the pants, waistcoat, cravat and the tailcoat. in the late 1800s to the 1910s was the cutaway suit, frock coat, detachable collars and cuffs. The same, waistcoat, pants, jacket.
And the modern ones, From the late 1920s. You het it.
Wear the suit
Eh I am more of a dress girl
I do like seeing other people in suits tho
Girls in suits honestly look amazing. Suits just make anything amazing
@@supergamergrill7734 couldn't agree more. Its basically the peak of culture
Society: “nooo you can’t just wear whatever you want!!! You have to adhere to our culture!!! You have to wear ripped jeans and a tye dye sweater or you’re a total weirdo!!!”
Me, in my napoleon cape and military garb: no.
This comment section: "nooooo you can't just wear what you want!!! you have to adhere to the past culture!!! you have to wear a fully dressed outfit or you're a beta post-modernist"
Me in only a shirt and belt because its 37° C: What do you mean, I'm dressed like my incan and roman forebearers, what if my nuts are hanging out this is traditional.
@@S3b0rg Traditional men's wear is better than modern, because it has evolved in a certain climate to the land, wear a little conservative outfits that match the traditional somewhat or go traditional. But no one wants to force. It is upto you.
@@keshavrao212 I hve a problem with modern clothing in general but it aint with the design, its the materials and make.Fast Fashion affects both modern and classic clothing designs and is a cancer on the clothing industry but a saviour to those who cant afford better. At least a white supreme shirt is made out of good materials with an overlayed logo on a different piece of cloth and wont rip if you stretch too far.
@@S3b0rg Agreed on all angles, the classic style, which also incorporates few conservative and quality modern garments such as a shacket, denim jacket, (Dark wash and no logos or anything, just plain and dark) dark wash denims with no rips, studs or embroidery. And a T shirt which is plain, chinos in traditional high waist and etc. You can look very modern also, the leather jacket in the 1950s and denim will make you look modern if you want that look.
Yes, synthetic fibres and fast fashion is the worst thing that happened to the fashion in the entire human history. The change has to happen from within, start being classic, you can be a classy gentleman or a stylish modern that is not absurd.
@@keshavrao212 Its not about changing our styles, that is inevitable, its about changing how we buy our clothes. Again, fast fashion affects classicwear(trust me I've had the misfortune of having to wear an 80% polyester shirt) and modern styles equally, techwear is incredibly plagued by this with dropshipping companies selling on an aesthetic and delivering terrible quality, "vintage" clothing is either sold on a markup or made out of terrible materials only emulating the appearance of the clothing. Thrifting I'd say is the best bet if you dont have access to either a clothesmakingperson(got no clue what the word is in english) or a reputeable company.
I would really, really like it if cloaks made a comeback along with classical wear. They are incredibly stylish.
i remember back times in turkey i was affected by Mustafa Kemal Creator And First president of Turkish Republic who won indepence war
i was affected by his ideas and style
he was giving style so much atteniton he even make a deal for army uniforms with hugo boss
what a frickn legend
Ataturk didn't make deals with Hugo Boss but with Coco Chanel
Adolf made a deal with Hugo Boss.
As a big fan of Classic Menswear, I totally 100% agree with this video! I love wearing suits, whenever I hangout with my buddies I usually wear one
I just love the days when most men wear suit everytime they going out their houses like the 1930s for instance, most people nowadays dressed down and there are only a few that still dressed up sadly. I just don't like the today's casual clothes like t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, tight jeans, sneakers, etc. and honestly I prefer to dress like a gentleman from 1930s
Well anyway, awesome video there dude! You spoke nothing but facts in the video!
So many languages in the world and you choose to speak based
based
@@swanhtetng6897
Hmm good question, but I forgot what I was wearing when I wrote this comment, probably I was wearing an undershirt & shorts at that time and I'm at home when I wrote this comment. Like I said I do dress up like a gentleman everytime I'm hanging out with my buddies, going out to the mall, park, restaurant, etc. But when I'm at home like doing household chores or sleep for instance I usually stick to undershirt & shorts
Really liked the beginning especially. Haven’t heard this mix of the song used before and thought it was well done. Good stuff my guy
Im glad you enjoyed it
@@comradecommissaraccordion512 whats the remix called exactly?
@@molanisa8619 Check the description.
@@comradecommissaraccordion512 appreciate it. Great video btw, literally gave me chills
@@molanisa8619 Im glad to hear that.
Nothing will be better than the old fashion
The old fashion, from the late 1920's to 1950's are timeless, considered as classic men's wear, it never will become outdated, but due to mass casualization of clothing and ignorance it seems so, but you are still upto date if you wear them, I would recommend classic men's wear channel, gentlemen's gazette and vintage bursche.
I agree, clothing peaked at the long tunic
That last quote is touching, imagine if we could just draw back time and have vintage clothing...
When I was an elementary school student, I hated the classic style, but then dress code was cancelled.
Classmates began to walk as they want (tracksuits, etc.)
I fell in love in classic style and went and bought myself an expensive suit and two coats. I still walk like this and I really like it, I feel like a bandit or an influential person, people watch a teenager dressed in a black striped suit with a dark blue shirt and a tie of the same color, i think for people it's strange seeing teenager like this.
I person who loves everything old: fashion, cars(w140 is best), music(BBB, Alphaville, Sandra, Modern Talking, etc.) I even have cassette music player! So ,yeah, it's cool wearing not like modern fashion says, especially girls in my class likes how i look and other girls in my town too! Pure classics!
Where did you get your coats to be exact? I am in looking for good quality and clothes not made in 3rd world countries.
A cassette music player? That's too modern... A wind up gramophone is the real deal
@@caynereed8988 Most of my clothing, to this day, is what I was issued as a Motorschütze or I purchased/my wife hand made back when I lived in the GDR. I still put on my old Parade/Dress uniform for whenever I need to attend a formal event. My grandkids will understand some day when they're older, I hope.
But to answer your question, look for Eastern Bloc military surplus. Even "casual" clothing (not military surplus) can be found if you search hard enough for it.
This is incredibly amazing! I wake up so much and just wish I could dress like a 19th century man dressed
Me too. Their suits looked so much better
This man didruclips.net/video/2_kdKWnqQEY/видео.html
@@bismanaufa5618 my lanta. What a man 🤯🥲👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
suit and tie, suit and tie...
I changed my wardobe to only suits, shirts, overcoats, the lot. For about 1 year, i have never not had a tie round my neck.
Don't try to look fashionable. Fashion is temporary, *style* is eternal.
I'm not into that "reject modernity, embrace tradition" thing, but I couldn't agree more with this. Today's streetwear looks extremely ugly.
Agree
I also think everything went downhill in the 90s.
Cargo pants are cool bro!
Thanks Linus
@Martin Luther "Dont be open to new things, just do the ones that have stood the test of time" -At least one person every generation
Peaky blinders is basically a high quality advertisement of 1920s fashion
Love from Turkey for putting our father Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. The most charismatic leader i have ever seen.
He was one of the great ones of his time, that much is certain.
I'm a simple man I see Nicola Tesla , Mustafa Kemal or Winston Churchill I click
Average modern american tiktoker teenager drip vs chad classic european uniform
Now, this is a matter of perspective, I don't know if this video is about what most the ones like this are, but regardless if it is or not, remember, we too are closing in on another age of greatness, break throughs and wonders, don't compare an age to another, since todays great men and women are yet to have shown themselves, I hold my achievements today as nothing more than experiences, but tomorrow the world may see what I've learned.
As a guy who loves men’s fashion of old times, I can truly agree with you with the highest level I can
"if one day my words are against science choose science." -Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Ne alaka abi simdi ne gerek vardi
@@gokhantazeyurt519 videoda fotoğrafı bulunan bir adamın ünlü sözünü yazdım? 100 sene önce dedeni asmış kemal paşa sanırım
And yet his ideology never ever coexisted with science whereas Islamic dynasties like the ottomans did. Kemalism is a failure
@@johnanderson4710 what ?
@@eser6621 what?
Men and boys now: *So called modernist clothing they wear*
What men and boys really wear as a modernist man would wear: *Chad looking Victorian era clothing, old American fashion from the 19s and a little bit of the 18 era clothing*
edwardian era clothing also
I miss the Victorian Era, what happened to wasp waists in male high fashion? when did wearing a corset become so taboo?
@@S3b0rg Ikr
@@S3b0rg It was starting ti be viewed as an 'only-ladies' kind of thing, To hell with it! They make every man more manlier!
Gigachads grow fur and use that
Man. Even in the 60s-70s despite the mass wave of counter culture, men dressed and acted more traditionally masculine. Just compare the way a man walked and carried himself back then with long flowing hair open chest of hair with fashionable chains bearing against him and a nice pair of pants and sunglasses. Men had nice sturdy and reliable boots and several other companies such as rock port that made durable shoes for walking. And don’t even get me started on the variety of band t shirts that would go well with a fine pair of bell bottoms. There was a certain ruggedness of masculinity felt amongst the standards of Americana. I wish I could see those times in person and live through them but albeit I am still grateful to be able to go through em with pictures of my dads old polaroid. But compared to today when people go out all I see are sweat pants and sneakers. Nobody puts any effort into anything. We’ve become a culture that has lost swagger, class, power, and elegance. How you dress is a statement and a reflection.
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swag
Just yes and walking like he is some god
@Erika Wagner ah I wish people get back to wear the big old hats with coats but I might be the only person to do it
Everything you described, except maybe bell bottoms, people still wear in America at least.
I live in the South and see people dressed completely out of time like that everyday.
There's nothing wrong with the changing times and fashions; just because you don't like it as much.
The people that buy modern clothes and dress that way do it because they want to.
Much the same way the dude who looks like he hasn't bought a shirt in 50 years dresses how he wants to.
Your idea of "traditionally masculine" is also sketchy at best.
Masculinity changes WILDLY from culture to culture, time period to time period.
For example, the Greeks.
In ancient Greece it was seen as masculine to be: Homosexual or at least bisexual, smart, small dicked, naked, beautiful, long haired, fit but not too muscular, etc.
These are not things seen as "traditionally masculine," but to the Greeks they were the EPITOME of it.
If you were a big hairy dude with unkempt hair roiding out all the time, they would think you're ugly as sin.
So what I'm saying is, don't worry about it, it changes every 20 years anyways; its all in your head really.
Dude, hitler was a monster, but damn, he was drippin
He sure was dripping
All Hugo Boss Design.
Though not one of the worst I hate how they took Hugo boss from anyone else. If only he joined America.
I know this line is dead but i’m gonna say it anyways.
“Reject Modernity, Embrace tradition.”
Reject them both, I say. Embrace post-modernity to the fullest!
I hate how technologically we have advanced but socially we seem to have regressed. Imagine a future where we have all the technology we have to today but with a society of respectable, sensible, and classy people. Now that I would call a truly modern world.
One could only hope. I'm not even sure if we could return without some major work being done.
If I had to choose between modern day problems and modern styles versus 19th century slavery and genocide but their styles, I would choose today. The past was not a better place.
@@poopyjoe1496 and then there are people who are too tolerant ones that excuse borderline psychotic and insane behavior like maps and shit done to young men and boys we need to find the right balance but we humans on a tight rope will always fall to one or the other
@@giovannicervantes2053 fuckin agreed man. there's never any balance, shits just become too far left or far right. that tightrope analogy is pretty good too
@Camping Comrade
What? Can you write grammatically coherent sentences?
ngl, nothing can beat a suit. Waist coat, chains, gloves, overcoat. You can't beat those. Love em.
I always wanted to wear a well-fitted suit it just looks so good! modern fashion isn't bad but it lacks neatness and modesty
Most of what people consider modern fashion, is just childish/feminine clothing.
Of course there are exceptions, as well as a huge improvement in the material used.
@@IdoSha Material? Polyester is a degradation to natural fabrics, it is harmful for the environment, whereas the suits were made from natural fabrics and felt like a cloud hugging you.
@@IdoSha Feminine fashion has downgraded, especially in teens. I hope this new gen is just going through a phase and girls will grow to have their own unique styles when they become adults
Neatness and modesty, ah yes flamboyant furred capes, laced embroidered coats, exuberant codpieces, bright pink puffy shorts with eually bright pink stocking and flowing lock done wigs, such modesty, and I havent even touched on non-euro fashion. Neatness, well, ends up depending on how you define it, though it is also a part of modern clothing, hence things like colour blocking, skinny fitted pants, cuffed pants, and other actual trends in modern fashion.
@@S3b0rg Wear whatever you want
. Get a life and stop being drama queen
As much as I love modern comfort, the suit is what makes me feel like a man. Not some cheesy t-shirt and jeans.
The saddest thing is that the hats are gone.
I wear a suit every time i can. Don't ask why, it just make me feel good.
wear suspenders and high waisted pants man! That will make your silhouette look monochromatic or complete. Might seem goofy but better than belts, also do you wear suits that are natural in material? Because that is a quality suit
Well... Hello Barney
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk❤️
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As much as I hate to say this, you forgot to mention a certain Austrian painter. Dude committed atrocities for sure, but you have to admit he had an absolutely fine taste in fashion.
who
I dont think so,hugo boss was the one who had a fine taste
@@herecalesperseus7728 mr. hilter
@@marmaraucagayagmadustu5603 oh kinda feel stupid rn
@@arifarkan5149 Hugo boss just manufactured them. An SS officer named Karl Diebitsch actually designed the uniforms
I think there’s a deeper reason why this kind of stuff fell out of fashion.
Suits and nice clothes indicate a degree of wealth and pedigree. It’s a status symbol.
It’s a clear indicator of an “in-group” and an “out-group”. You could tell someone is powerful and wealthy just by what kind of hat they wore.
In a way, this made them target. In times of intense social strife, like revolutions, it was extremely easy for someone to tell who was who just at a glance. The guy in boiler suit and flat cap was poor. The guy in the suit and top hat was rich.
This began to change after the Second World War. I think there was an unconscious push to homogenize the culture of the classes. I don’t think this is entirely unfounded. The second largest military and economic power in the world at that time was the USSR, and they had an interest in agitating for revolution abroad.
So, the rich and poor would dress the same way, or at least, they would wear similar looking clothes. This might “bring people together”, so to speak, make the class divisions less painful. Of course, the divisions still exist, only now you can’t immediately tell who’s who.
In the 18th century, if you saw someone like Marie Antoinette, without knowing anything about who she is or what she does, you would see that she dresses extravagantly compared to everyone else. Without even knowing her name, you would at least know that she was rich, and probably powerful.
Compare that to someone like Mark Zukerberg. If you had never seen or heard of him before, and met him on the street, would you think that he was rich and powerful? He would just be another young guy in jeans and a t-shirt. He’d look no different from anyone else.
A lot of people in the 21st century flat out deny that there are class divisions. I think part of this is due to the fact that the rich don’t “act rich” anymore. Everyone wears tshirts and gym shorts, whether your a McDonald’s worker, a college professor, or a multi-billionaire.
Or at least, that’s my theory. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
No one replied to this, but I like this analysis. A lot of CEO's seem to dress like their employees to appear more on their level, to influence them into thinking that they are just like them when in reality they are so much more wealthier. I also think that maybe status was much more important back then, so even the poor would dress nicely to appear more wealthy, and in turn more powerful. Now people just want comfort and don't care too much about their outward appearance or status.
nice analysis
We cannot deny that in the past men were more stylish than they are today.
0:36 I love overcoats, shame there's no one selling them.
try looking online, some stores have custom orders that are really good
Those are ulster great coats, it is bespoke nowadays,.
They do sell them but they are *cough* fucking expensive
@@S3b0rg It is an investment, today everything is use and throw, so no body bothers for investing in a coat that would be used for 3 generations.
It is costly, but the cost per wear goes down very much. Average Americans use their clothes for 7 times, and throw away, back then they would wear it till it was torn to an unwearable extent. Not only suits, the regular clothes all over the world about 40 years ago and beyond.
Having a nice overcoat is also good choice for style, for warmth and overall versatility.
They took out from Market
I don't want to judge people from their clothing. Everybody likes any clothing style and I think first half of the 20th century's clothing is good.
Finally someone normal in this comment section
As a kid I always loved suits and uniforms my favorite were full dress uniforms they looked so powerful
I would also like to say I like the outrageous subcultures during the 60s to 80s, and men were experimental or have a sense of a silhouette, even with just a simple shirt and pants (flared, too!)
But I would also like to add that you don't need to buy so much to recapture these aesthetics. Also, it's best to be realistic: you can still style yourself even using contemporary clothes. Get them 2nd hand (I have some of my father's clothes that can't fit him because he's older and had become a bit short) and, if you can't sew yet, look for a tailor that can help stitch/resize clothing! Support tailors in your area!
imagine in the future there'd be people with the same mindset of "omg the pasts fashion sense is so cool and quirky"
Bro I swear these people are soo corny they think they're soooo quirky for liking old clothes, I won't lie I like them too but I won't go around bashing other people's choice of clothes wtf
Well that’s what it is no matter what if things change they always stay the same like what we think is cool is what the future will think it’s bad but some thinks it’s cool and some don’t
@@Papa_napas dude shut your mouth, people here are just expressing their love for old fashion clothing which many times they have been mocked for. It isn't about being quirky it is just standing up for yourself despite what society/other people tell you to do and wear.
@@cyrusthegreat7030
Cringe. I've worn suits all my life and no one has mocked me for it. You're not special or cool for liking "old clothes." This video is a bore. Nothing's wrong with modern clothes. I wear either modern or formal wear at the right occasion. Bashing modern clothes just screams: "I'm not like the other boys." Lmao. Pathetic.
The most obvious example are the nazis. Of course they deserve what they got and even more but man, It's like Hugo Boss took a life mission to make these guys look ultimate badass
Yes, I agree the military colthing in the Nazi Germany-era was incredibly stylish and fashionable. I also want to correct a really common mistake. The military colthing in the Nazi Germany was not designed by Hugo Boss, the Hugo Boss company only manufactured them. They were actually designed by two nazi designers named Karl Diebitsch and Walter Heck.
@@comradecommissaraccordion512 Thanks for clearing the misinformation.
They are the reason why most antagonistic groups in movies and games look so damn fashionable whilst irl antagonistic groups just look boring by necessity
I know I'm one of so much amazing people here that also got to wear suits and shirts, but honestly it surprises me how people think it's a bad idea, that it doesn't make any sense, but they all seem interested and it seems to catch quite a lot of attention. It also seems to represent "right-wing ideals" as some people told me, specially because on the eyes of many people it's something only bankers and lawyers wear.
I always look with amusement these old films like Citizen Kane or Once Upon a Time in America for an instance. All these people, be it a millionaire or a barber, always had a sense of class and gave a good image. And I ways looked with amusement, how could it be people had changed so much? I always had a passion for these suits, the ties and usually white shirts. The black suit shoes and the classy belt. It represents the peak of human... excellence, represents our level, our respect.
Nowadays people seem to only care about fame, money, what the rest of people think of them and being comfy. They do not care about their life, their image, their self-respect, people only do what's easier to them, which is to follow braindead people on the internet and copy them.
One may live in today's times and have to adapt to them in many ways, but class, respect and tradition is something never ought to be changed, and I'm so glad of staying that way, and I'm only 19. Hoping for the day I get to wear a tie and a proper suit.
Man I always wanted to rock a trench coat 24x7 just like Aiden Pierce, John Constantine and Tommy Shelby
Me too
I do that except in the summer, when it’s not too cold just a shirt and the coat when it’s cold I use a shirt and a sweater under the coat. Very comfortable and looks good
@@phakada3787 man you're literally lucky, if I did that I'll be drowning in sweat my country is hot af.
@@phakada3787 do you wear it to work too?
@@kko9329 yes
Hate him or love him, Napoleon had a sick-ass attire, not gonna lie
А за что его ненавидеть? Благодаря нему у тебя есть самый главный сборник законов в России.
Suits were peak fashion
No matter if you were a male or a female, if you are young or old, if you are fat or not
They will always look good on everyone
I am a proud wearer of a suit and tie every day despite still being a high schooler. Morning wear is occasional, but no one is to stop me. Social class is not much of a matter of attire as it was previously, so why not wear a bowler hat or top hat from time to time!
A suit and tie in high school that’s awesome. My school is more of what your could consider a “country” school so lots of cowboy boots and hats
That would be pretty cool to see from my perspective of a small urban city. I do miss the more rural setting of my previous home, though. I guess it's more of the standard attire over there!
@@ivankostamo9698 yeah I love it
Same here, friend. Everywhere I go, I look like I walked out of the 1890s. Feels good being the best dressed guy in any room, as pretty much all of my fellow classmates wear the drivel that is modern "fashion".
@@pwh1981 It sets one apart in a dignified manner, assuming one's behaviour is also gentlemanly. I applaud your efforts immensely!
Though these outfits are varied in detail and time, there are two elements shared throughout - structure, and layering. Those are the two simple elements of style that must return to make any future styles look good.
They still exist if you actually look into most actual current fashion styles beyond fast fashion.
I loved this fashion era so much, I've always loved fashion like this. I don't is usually wear it my self but I love to draw it and look into it and stuff
Thank you for adding Kemal Atatürk in video and thumbnail. Most of people don't know him but he's a legend that defeated 3 superpowers and 2 countries with undisciplined army.
Most of the days I wear hoodies/sweatshirts, jeans and sneakers (but not the hoodies/sweatshirts with ridiculous patters/logos everywhere and I wear regular/slim size jeans) but I absolutely love classic suits! Sure, I feel kinda out of place nowadays, I usually wore them in ceremonies and parties, but I swear: when I wear a suit and tie, I feel like a damn Lord! Suits are a whole other level and there's a reason why classics are called classics!
Edit: sorry for my English, it isn't my mother tongue.
I am simple man, i see napoleon i click
We will restore old fashion...don't worry
First as counterculture, then as mainstream.
Well good news here, men's wear from the late 1920's to 1950s are considered classic men's wear and are timeless, never will they become outdated, today they are seen so because of ignorance, you would be totally upto date if you wear the classic men's wear. I would like to recommend some youtube channels, gentlemen's gazette, 1 million subscribers, and vintage bursche, around 30k but a great channel. Spread the word and start the trend!
Thumbnail... most charismatic men ever
As someone living in a tropical country. All I have to say is, this fashion's fun and all. But it would be nice not to die of heatstroke.
I mean they were able to do it
@@itsZach05 europeans?
I feel you bro
As a woman I finf men in uniforms and suits extremely attraktive.
As a kid back then, I really wanted to wear suit and tie, soldier uniforms, classic suits, man.... I've been never more interested in those things...
Well good news here, men's wear from the late 1920's to 1950s are considered classic men's wear and are timeless, never will they become outdated, today they are seen so because of ignorance, you would be totally upto date if you wear the classic men's wear. I would like to recommend some youtube channels, gentlemen's gazette, 1 million subscribers, and vintage bursche, around 30k but a great channel. Spread the word and start the trend!
0:10 the drop is so smooth
From some weird modern stuff to the best looking filmcaracters ever
We need to bring back hat culture
Hat culture, start by yourself man!
Cars killed hat culture, damned headrests dont let you keep your hat on.
Have a flat cap, some people compliment, some people insult me about it and criticize it. I still wear it tho.
@@glukhar_agapov9990 People who criticize have no other job, they are soyjaks.
@@keshavrao212 that is why I still wear my hat. They got nothing on me.
1:09
I'm Turkish and beside feeling honored Atatürk really was a charismatic man
Each generation men are becoming more feminine than previous generations.
Since America is established*
Since OOG made stick into pointy stick
Influence of American culture
It would honestly be such a wonderful thing if guys were to wear these kinds of attires again (doesn’t have to be everyday though). I for one find modern clothing, especially that of guys dull and the same. The intricacies and process of old clothing is just awesome.
…and personally, as a female, they look slick, clean, and is one heck of a panty twister 💀
Go for a long coat as well if you put gloves on and you don't look like a mafia hitman you need a different coat or gloves
If you want incredible intricacies in modern clothing techwear aesthetics would be your way to go. At least in the actually good companies that dont market themselves as techwear.
Yes, especially the ruffle shirts. but modern men think it look gay, which is just dumb.
@@fantasyalover4782 jokes on them, the definition of masculine were shaped by legging wearing, wig loving, and artistic men of the past 😂
@@nemumami Hah, agree. especially don't forget the heels which used to be rich men's fashion before women borrowed it.
Some guys think it's not right for men to wear tights.
Those same guys have the freedom to say such things because of men who wore tights.
I am different, they don't want men wearing tights because it's feminine, I don't want men wearing tights because their ass crack is exposed.
Ehhh no?
Everyone gangster till they see the SS uniforms
it's been months since I started to dress up nice to school (mostly using a vest, tie and overcoat, but sometimes also with a suit). I usually get complements from everyone, and I wish more guys dressed like that
Virtually all my ancestors where peasants. Yet my great grandfather being a poor farmer always had his tie and three-piece suit and tried to look as best as possible on a Sunday. My grandfather who was a plumber and factory worker also always had a tie and suit. In my country until the 80s/90s even people like garbage men, postmen and delivery men had great uniforms and where respected by other for wearing them.
Now I study at university and people say it is "out of place" of extravagant to wear a suit and tie... Can you imagine?
This is just a sign of modernism and the decay of the west. We have to embrace through transcendental values again and dressing elegantly and like a civilised person is a good beginning.
You forgot to include the Reich and USSR both had really well designed outfits especially the germans
Me rejecting todays boys fashion, then sees this video: *Epicly gets a new idea for what I'll wear in the future*
This was really exciting to see how some people today wear some questioning clothing like today's fashion for boys makes me want to burn it and when I looked back at older societys I see REAL modern men wearing coold ties and suits that make you the average chad and so I plan to be one of those men thank you very much ^^
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I would recommend gentlemen's gazette and vintage bursche, great youtube channles for your timeless elegance
Modern "man" VS Traditional Man
Modern "man"
-buys food at the supermarket
-wears pants
-has arguments about something called politics
Traditional Man
-Starves to death if he cant catch prey and his wife cant forage enough food
-Doesnt even know what pants are
-Argues about the best way to knap a spearpoint
Heh, you call em modern a "man"?
@@sirbachelorboredmen1314 We all know real men snort a rail of meth and run at enemy gunfire for their equally drug addicted and drugged half eunuch leader.
"man" lmfao
This is my favorite video on youtube ❤️ I hope that the young men see this
Thank you for the kind words
Napoleon had the drip.
When “gangsters” suit was really gangster
Gangbanger and gangster are different things
Thanks for including Atatürk in your video. Thinking that he is responsible for the Turkish Clothing Reform, it makes much more sense for him to be in this video.
I still wear overcoats
Men cosplaying as peaky blinders characters, are just as cringy as modern fashion.
This. You can recognize those people on the street, most of the time their suit is not even the right size 🤣
Agreed.
I love how you included Atatürk. Man knew his stuff.
in our time, only those who have taken place in life and are proud of it dress so well and masculinely
Personnaly I always hated the fashions actually
I wear every time suits like peaky blinders which is for me the most classy (and only) thing a man must wear
I like how Napolean's poses are all chad. Zyzz would have loved him.
All of Napoleons depictions that is.
@@brad5426 well he was a true Chad.
I have always had a fascination with the clothing particularly the military uniforms worn in the 19th century, from the high collars, embroidery, epilets, cuffs, buttons, and cut. I never imagined that there were others who had an appreciation for such style. Compared that to what is worn today and it is honestly sad yet anything that does not follow the standard of today is seen as alien or as though you are someone in costume. It blows my mind what men wear today and pass off as fashion what is even worse is that it is seen as totally normal or worthy of praise. Without constantly dwelling on the negatives of today I must say the one great positive is seeing that others also have an admiration for what I would consider to be true men's fashion. I would also like to note that in my opinion the most fashionable man of the 19th century would have to be Kaiser Wilhelm II and his collection of uniforms from all over the world from his field marshals uniform, Prussian guard cavalry uniform, the uniform of the deathshead hussars, his admirals uniform, a gray overcoat with a red lining worn over an all black uniform to name a few but there are many more.
Atatürk’ü burada görmek beni çok mutlu etti ve gururlandırdı🤍
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Daily wear Edwardian (1910s), it just makes me happy
Then I would recommend antique men's wear, a great channel. Be ready to wear starched collars, and a pant with the waistline between the belly button and chest, but I would also rock that pant! I love high waisted, (situated at your belly button)
@@keshavrao212 I sighed up long ago. I love this channel, it’s gripping to watch his videos, material is brought in interesting way, I like his guides (how to wear, how to starch, how to attach etc) nice channel
@@Edwardianandearlysmenswear Do you have those collars and the cutaway suits? If yes where do you get them?