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Retro style: the charm of the past triumphs in contemporary men's fashion

Retro style: the charm of the past triumphs in contemporary men's fashion

Some key details to create the perfect retro men's wardrobe by integrating the elegance of past eras into your everyday look.

Contemporary men's fashion is embracing the allure of the past in a surprising way. Wearing an outfit that connects to a history of icons, authenticity, and belonging is never easy to achieve, especially if it doesn't stem from a particular type of personality, taste, and lifestyle. Here's a guide to finding the right balance between vintage and modern clothing and accessories to acquire an impeccable retro look.

The oversized coat

The pinnacle of male elegance lies in the 1950s and 1960s, a time when pieces like the oversized coat were timeless. This item can be worn over a suit or casually with jeans and a sweater. Its broad silhouette imparts a sophisticated and vintage aspect to your style. Choose a model in camel, grey, or red tones, such as the Valentino coat.

The turtleneck

The turtleneck is a classic garment from the 1960s and 1970s. This high-necked sweater is perfect for colder months and can be worn under jackets, trenches, or on its own. Opt for high-quality materials, neutral colors, or bold shades, such as the burgundy wool turtleneck by DOPPIAA, for a touch of personality.

The shoulder bag

The detail with an irresistible retro appeal. The shoulder bag is comfortable and stylish at the same time, and over the past two years, it has made a comeback among male fashion enthusiasts. Choose a leather shoulder bag for a touch of class, or opt for a canvas version for a more casual look, such as the beige GG Supreme silhouette by Gucci.

The quilted jacket

Inspired by the 1970s, quilted jackets are perfect for creating a retro mood while remaining functional. These lightweight and quilted outerwear pieces will keep you warm during the coldest and wettest days without sacrificing style.

Flare pants

The 1970s introduced the world to bell-bottom pants, an icon of the era. Their tapered line that widens at the bottom creates a truly distinctive silhouette. Wear them with leather boots or lace-up derbies, a vest, a checkered shirt, and a distressed leather jacket for an authentically vintage look.

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