Men Fashion

Men's fashion has experienced several changes throughout the centuries. Particularly men are less interested in looking after their style statements and what they wear, but in these coming years, men's fashion trends have taken hype as the men of the country have started to follow popular celebrities, fashion designers, and influencers who promote the latest fashion styles almost every day. Popular fashion enthusiasts upload many areas of fashion men need to focus on. Because fashion doesn’t mean wearing the right choice of clothing, but also the way you carry yourself in front of people through your personality. Men’s fashion has observed lots of changes throughout all this time. Below are the details about the history of Men’s fashion in India. History of Men’s Fashion (1795-1820)

1) European: The Europeans somewhere influenced the informal style patterns that include, brocades, lace, periwigs in the 18th century. French Revolution: People mostly avoided becoming part of the French aristocracy as they believed the clothing styles as a form of their expression of their true self than as a pure indication of social status. In the 18th Century, women’s day-to-day outfits involved a skirt-jacket style which was considered a practical outfit keeping in mind the continuous chores they had to perform. Women carried high laced corsets earlier, but this fashion statement was abandoned with the introduction of high waisted patterns which embraced the natural figure of the person. People favored this kind of clothing as it did not depict any false expressions.

2) Britain: In the era of "Regency" which is the period when there was a set of organized trends in fashion, architecture, culture, and politics. After Queen Victoria rose to the authority, one of the “men” who was still famous for his insights in initiating the terms of clothing form – ‘trousers’. His name was Bean Brummel. Bean Brummel escalated the world of men's fashion regarding the terms called perfect tailoring, untouched fashion trends, and immaculate linen as the ideals of men's fashion.

3) Germany: German fashion is famous across the globe. It is a name taken with France, Italy, and other such fashion-forward countries. The fashion in Germany is known for its edginess, functionality, style, and precision. These are the facts of the present, earlier the people in the Republican city-states started to embrace the French community and other English fashion trends like the short-vivid chemise dresses and spencer jackets. Spencer Jackets – Spencer jackets are the short-sleeved duo of a shirt or an embroidered upper paired with a long straight skirt bolted in the stomach, right below the chest. This outfit was frequently used by women during their daily routine chores, or this was also a hyped-up outfit for an event. Chemise Dresses – These are short body –con dresses commonly for their utilization as a nighttime dress. It may come in the forms of lace, mesh, strappy, or plain satin patterns. These can be carried as a night dress or also as casual wear. 4) Roman-Era – Romans, and Egyptians took a huge interest in their appearances in some or the other way. They put efforts and money into developing the culture of fashion and style. As clothing patterns specifically expressed the value of communicated status, wealth, and occupation in those times.

The most important periods responsible for the development in the men’s fashion styles are the Dark Ages, Medieval Period, Tudor & Stuart times, the Renaissance era, Georgian Period, the Victorian Era, Edwardian ages. Etc.

The Men’s Fashion Timeline Through Decades:

It has been these changes in men's fashion trends that have lead us to where we are today. Whether you are a lover of the 1930's pinstripe suit and brogues and would long for it to make a return or an advocate of the '80s oversized fashion trends. that have returned now and then in various forms and styles.

1960’s – The '60s was the time when men's fashion was starting to revolutionize. The trends of the previous years that are the 1940's or the '40s becoming a thing of the past. - Menswear did a complete U-turn and started to be influenced by bright colors and elaborate patterns, such as checks and tighter fitting clothes. - The 1960s became all about individual personas and putting your unique spin on the following fashion trends.

1970’s – The 70’s observed a fashion continuum of classy and bold fashion choices. Emphasizing the idea of psychedelics and hippy fashion, the era consisted of: - Flares, high-waisted trousers, platform shoes, turtlenecks, and plaid jackets were considered the height of style. - In the current era, the specific styles are taken up by women's fashion styles. These old trends are back with a gender alteration and are still can catch the eyes of the other person.

The 1980s – Following the 1970s, trends of padded shoulders, quiff hairstyles were a prime trend of this iconic decade. - The culture of this era affected the clothing styles of the people. They had a glam-rocker subculture that rose to the sky as people began to style themselves to look like music icons and stars. - People of those times crazily followed David Bowie and Steven Tyler as their celebrity fashion role models as their styles always managed to rock the paparazzi and general fans. - Clothing like athletic apparel and branded clothes, such as Levi’s, started to become prevalent as a more casual vibe and oversized shapes made their way into men’s fashion trends. - People began to surf brands to fill their wardrobe with the latest styles, rather than sticking to old and primitive clothing styles of the decade.

1990’s – In the 1990s a, fashion statement known as Goth was introduced in the men's and women's fashion industry. - Clothing was created, making a fusion of alternative rock, punk rock, and heavy metal. - Leather Jackets, Pants, snapbacks, and ripped, baggy jeans were being considered trendy. - The youth hopped on to these trends including the celebrities. - The demand for washed-out, worn-looking clothing also meant that muted color palettes, mellow looks on men were very popular. During this time, the people of the generation carried the dark-fashion looks into the streets.

2000's – The fashion statements of this year were influenced by the popular celebrities and pop stars of those times.  Boy bands like the Backstreet Boys, Nsync showcased cooler designs which influenced the common public and a new trend was emerged gathering the styles and fashion statements of the band’s looks in their shows.  Men’s style during this time was almost a fusion of looks from over the previous 40 or so years, maybe longer.  With boot cut jeans, printed t-shirts, and loud, garish prints and fabrics being the iconic fashion staples of the decade.

Men's Fashion Market Share In Fashion:

The global menswear market in 2018 was USD 483 billion expected to grow at a CAGR o 6.3%. The growth of the market can be figured out with the increasing fashion consciousness among millennial men of India. The exposure through social media and the internet has made high-end fashion brands available across the globe with a click of a button. India and China are two world markets that have been noticing an increase in menswear purchases. Along with brands targeting men's wear including Ralph Lauren, Burberry, and Armani, recognized designers also view men's wear as a market with immense growth potential. In this era, even men are somewhere inclined toward making themselves look better. They visit salons, regular shopping, and stay updated with the latest fashion trends and styles brought by the designers based in India. Tom Fords, Michael Kors, and Sean Combs are the few brands that focus on the men’s wear segments. Fashion consciousness among men is increasingly going through to the omnichannel route for marketing fashion brands.

The Unisex Fashion Influence:

The unisex trend of clothing and pattern lasted for not more than a year in the American fashion industry. It mostly stuck around the late 1960s. The unisex trend began on the runways initiated by designers like Pierre Cardin, Paco Rabanne, etc. The departmental stores in the U.S also started to dedicate a special section to the ones wanting unisex fashion.

The Future of Men’s Fashion

In the coming era, the rise in the varieties of men’s fashion will be observed. Several fashion designers and influencers are working in the field creating the best out of everything. Popular fashion bloggers are creating videos and blogs on feminine beauty relating to guys during the present, we can observe the ongoing changes through the coming years with better versions of bomber jackets, sweater vests, and oversized baggy pants. Some of the rising fashion trends in men’s fashion: - Cross-Body Bags: Men are not likely to carry a bag or a hand bag while they go out, they’re expected to carry a personal wallet. But the future fashion trend brings these fashion trends of Cross-Body bags for guys. They look cool and have enough space to carry the essential belongings. - Monochromatic Suits: Men are always seen in an all-black suit in events and occasions. A single-shaded suit from top to bottom looks classy and fine for any cultural or formal event. - Vests: Vests are going to be a constant fashion trend like any other regulars in the men’s fashion category. Vests can be carried with or without a shirt; plumpy and vibrant colors look catchy if worn in vests. They come in primitive check prints, warm covering that also come under the winter fashion trends. They can be worn outside plain tee-shirts with common colors like black or white. The men’s fashion is a growing market with a lot of scope of experimentation. Men across the globe are moving out of the rugged looks and stepping into the fashion influenced markets by following latest trends.

Men Fashion

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