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10 famous films that influenced male fashion (part II)

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6. The Misfits (1961)

Marilyn Monroe and Clark Galblein, this was their last appearances on the big screen, in their actor carrier. Gable camouflage through style and elegance left imprint on his physically appearance. His character fell in love with the one who performed Marilyn Monroe, in her turn she gets in love in her friend Gable, personified by Montgomery Clift. The outfits which completes well Gable’s attitude, have contributed to the better of his actor performance, in vision of many critics.

7. Alfie (1966)

Michael Caine gave life to a British lecherous in the ’60 years, whose story inspired the modern film version with the same name Alfie, which is interpreted by Jude Law. Classic navy suits and Tweed’s left as symbols of masculine elegance, which today is often translated by metro sexualize. Today, designers like Thom Browne uses elements of this style in collections that are in the vogue on the big international stage.

8. Bonnie & Clyde (1967)

Considered too violent for film critics of the time, Bonnie & Clyde was the birth of the style later adopted by “gangsters” of big screens. This film also represented a career launching for the famous fashion designer, Theadora Van Runkle. Later, the style was resumed in the movie “The Great Gatsby”, in which the characters wore famous costumes with Ralph Lauren signature.

9. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

The futuristic style was born with the masterpiece film of Stanley Kubrick, the design saw a new stage, very different from what he represented. Simple design, geometric forms, extravagant color were combining to express the visionary character of fashion that just outlined its new coordinates.

10. MASH (1970)

Movie of Rober Altman, what promoted was to become more appreciative style called baggy, khaki color that was by far a star. Fishing accessories and a “free” attitude were features of the characters from the MASH, outlining army style, amounting to fashion rank value.