Film noir fashion men

We accuse our boyfriends of having no style when they pull on polo shirts and baggy pants. But these frat house staples have roots in men's fashion history. Thank your stars that he's not wearing knickers and leisure suits!

Director: Mervyn LeRoy Cinematography by Harold Rosson District Attorney’s daughter falls in love with a gangster the D.A. is trying to put in jail. A good forties gangster film! 6 August 200…

The Film Noir genre of the 1940s and 1950s is a popular vintage movie event and costume party theme this year. Dangerous femme fatales and mysterious detectives dressed in black or grayscale make perfect characters for Halloween, too. The look is easy to re-create, possibly with things in your closet or that could easily be

George Raft (1930)

Chad Michael Murray in Agent Carter (2015)

1940s L.A. Gang Member - the first black gangs were formed in reaction to southern-California “anti-minority gangs” -- largely comprised by war veterans -- such as the “Hell’s Angels” and the Los Angeles-based “Spook Hunters” who began carrying out violent attacks against predominantly-black-and-Hispanic communities.

Douglas Fairbanks Jr

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