Victorian suit mens

Note: These vests are very fitted. Check the size measurements below very carefully to find the size that will fit you best. A Victorian gentleman's vest with class. Great for formal occasions, can be worn under a suit jacket or by itself. Made in rich black brocade fabric with an intricate grey etched design on it. Lined in black satin inside and on the back. This vest has a very flattering tapered fit and ties in back with satin belting so it can be made tighter in the waist. Fastens in…

A well-dressed Victorian man needs a quality suit, tie, shoes, a hat, and accessories to reenact the era. Victorian working classes need durable clothing and boots to withstand the elements. We have found many men's Victorian clothing options online to help with your shopping for a Civil War, Dickens Fair, Pioneer, Old West, Steampunk, party

Men’s Vests from Shrine of Hollywood

A Victorian gentlemen always wore a suit. For most of the Victorian era, that meant a dress coat over his pants, shirt, and vest. Victorian coats came in many styles such as a frock coat, cutaway coat, morning coat, tailcoat (Tuxedo with tails), and sack suit. His outer coat came in heavy top coat, box

Elegant Aristocrat Gothic fashion is a favourite of mine...all the more so on a gentleman!

Indulge in the dark opulence of our Gothic Black Victorian Bridgerton Nobleman Style Coat. Tailored for those who dare to stand out, this coat combines the grandeur of Victorian fashion with the brooding aesthetics of Gothic culture, and a hint of Bridgerton's romantic flair. The lush black fabric is adorned with intricate patterns that catch the eye, while its structured fit ensures a regal silhouette. Silver antique buttons add a touch of historical elegance, perfect for sophisticated…

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1850 - In contrast to t 1840's, t 1850's reflected a preference f bolder styling seen in frock coats w wider lapels & looser cuts. Waistcoats became fancier w bold patterns & metal buttons. In t early part of t decade, gentlemen wore extravagant, heavily starched, assymetrically tied cravats, which subsided later in t decade. At t beginning of t decade many gentlemen wore their hair parted on t side styled w an extreme frontal wave on top, but once again this subsided toward t end of t…