A Brief History of the Pin Collar The pin collar evolves back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries when mens styles generally became largely influenced by the Victorian tradition of formal dressing
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Its really the maestro of cut and form himself, Cristbal Balenciaga, who can be credited with giving full expression to the bubble-shaped silhouette as early as 1950, Cassidy Zachary, cohost of the Dressed: The History of Fashion podcast, told Elle
It looked incredibly chic
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He cut a striking figure in finely tailored tweed suits, ascot ties or cravats, two-tone shoes, and spats, often accessorized with a fedora hat and walking stick