60s mod men

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The Who became the poster boys for the British Mod movement in the mid 60's. Clothing was getting tighter and more streamlined.

Mod young men's fashion ~ Eaton's Catalog 1966

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The men's mod look was first introduced to American youth in 1964 from British pop bands such as The Beatles who appeared on TV. They wore narrow lapel 4 button jackets, slim pants, and Cuban heeled boots on the Ed Sullivan show that year. The Rolling Stones also made an appearance wearing mod clothing with

Stylist David Nolan channels 1960s men's mod styles with current fashions for the spring 2015 issue of Glass magazine. Photographed by Chris Craymer, models

Founded in 1965, Small Faces were an English rock band from London. The group originally consisted of Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jo...

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Ever since I watched the Mad Men drama series and more recently the Velvet Colección series, I have been interested in men's '60s fashion. You too must be fascinated, because it is one of the most asked about decades in menswear history. The 1960s had many fashion trends throughout the decade, starting with conservative carry

A young "Mod" dressed in a smart tailored suit, the jacket is double breasted and features contrasting purple velvet cuffs and lapels, London circa 1966. Mod fashion originated in the late 1950s from a small group of stylish young men who were termed "modernists" because they listened to modern jazz. Mods were seen as a rival subculture to rockers and the two groups often clashed. (Photo by Terence Spencer/Popperfoto via Getty Images)

Rock n’ Roll, Flower Power, and the Space Race. The 1960’s had a big start that really got the United States going. So many changes and innovations were being made, this was a pivotal time period in our history. John F. Kennedy gave the inspirational “Man on the Moon” speech, that kicked off after the Soviet Union launched Sputnik into outer space. In 1969, Neil Armstrong made history as he landed safely and being the first man to ever walk on the moon. Civil Rights Act was finally passed in…