There has been the slightest change in men’s fashions throughout the 19th century (1800-1899), regardless of European or American style. This does not, however; works on women’s age fashions. Here, we simply focus on the changes that have taken place over the years; from Regency dandyism of Beau Brummell A sleek 3-piece Victorian-style dress late, made with great success and professional advancement.
It was a slow, subtle change, however, necessary! Everything we did brought us closer to the men’s fashions we do today.
Fast running on fashion trends
1800: Outside and beautiful fabrics and ornaments from the 1700s; inside with simple lines and cuts from black or neutral fabrics, many ornaments placed on metal. George Bryan “Beau” Brummel turned fashion into a restraint and a cautious one. Short back dresses, with waist; bright, white linen and tight-fitting clothing seized the long brushes of the knees, and Hessian shoes changing shoe laces. Extremely clean, white, linen necklaces were inside.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are: Tissot Petite Infirmiere, Savonnette Mechanical, Lepine.
1810: The fashion of simple, well-cut dresses with tight pantaloons by Hesse caught on; being the most common of the town but for rural, high-rise men, the inclination of a pair of women’s coats (made of shiny fur), a light waist and a white, linen coat; buckskin breeches and top-boots continued. The frock coat began in the middle of this decade, soon becoming the most important item of clothing for casual wear. But evening wear includes satin / velvet knee-length trousers, white stockings, white waistcoats and black tail shirts. This is where the old fashions mixed with the future.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are:Seiko Rail Road, Orient Classic and Power Reserve Automatic; Stuhrling Original Vintage Mechanical Skeleton.
1820: The coat of arms now rests on the shoulder; Chesty-shaped breasts that are well known for their low waist – padding and corsetry lasted until the early 1830s. The pants now he hugged the front fall with a button at the waist and there was a belt on each foot to ensure a comfortable fall. Various loose varieties were affected by Sharovary, and hips and full hips and thighs.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are: Citizen Mechanical NJ, Tissot Heritage Petite second, Hamilton American Classic Boulton.
1830: Pants now fill the legs; frockcoats incorporate a variety of designs to suit every taste and occasion; The waistband is embellished with embroidery, embroidered and embroidered in heavy fabrics (velvet, silk and jacquard). The underwear was out during the day; black necks shot.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are: Hamilton American Classic Boulton, Citizen Mechanical NJ, Orient Sun & Moon.
1840: Men lose jewelry and jewelry; colors, lace and any accoutrements, match the same dress. The purse (short, single breast, loose, loose) reappeared during the decade, worn during sports or national activities.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are: Orient 2nd Generation Bambino Classic Automatic, Star Elegant Classic, Esteem II Open Heart.
1850: The belt at the foot of the trousers was missing and the parts of the fall were replaced by the shape of a fly. Striped, striped and skinny pants, they are usually very sleek, well-groomed – they are usually very comfortable, made of aniline dye (1856). The line of the woven garment is low; the shape of the upper waist was no longer hot. Sack coats became popular by comparing them with men’s trousers while coats and tailcoats became popular occasionally.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are: Orient Star Retrograde Power Reserve, Orient Classic Automatic, Orient Star Classic Automatic.
1860: Sack coats instead of traditional coats; pants show creases and often come in a variety of check colors, stripes and stickers with bright blue stripes and other vibrant colors mixed. This was also the time when three matching suits of black, brown, or other black colors first appeared. White shirts and black collars became a staple.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are: Hamilton Jazzmaster Automatic Viewmatic Classic, Orient Classic Automatic, Tissot T-Classic Automatic III
1870: Clothes are shorter and longer than before; cut close to body shape, had a long waist with narrow arms. Frock coats continued to be as fashionable as everyday clothing as one-breasted morning dress with cut wings grew larger. The pockets of the bag ruled like a business attire / a mini skirt when it matched the waist – now hidden behind the top coat – and the pants changed slightly. They continued to grow as an evening dress.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are: Hamilton Navy Pioneer Automatic, Citizen Super Titanium Automatic, Seiko Presage Cocktail “Espresso Martini” Power Reserve.
1880: Dressier’s appearance in the black bag of the bag was introduced; this is what we call a Tuxedo; from Tuxedo, New York. It was (and still is regarded as) a dinner jacket and became a staple among men’s evening wear for many years later.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are:Hamilton Automatic, Zeppelin Series LZ127 Graf Automatic, Tissot T-Classic Le Locle.
1890: The upper bouts featured two cutaways, for easier access to the higher frets new, worn during the day when the coat dominated the regular season. The pants were just a little thinner, curved front and back. Nowadays, thick coats and cuffs similar to white collars were the norm. Solid or artistic paintings were for the day when it was clear in the evening.
Modern watches that can be associated with such clothing are:Zeppelin Series Flatline Power Reserve, Tissot T-Trend Couturier Automatic, Hamilton American Classic Jazzmaster.
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