These are Esquire's illustrations for September 1948. Some (All?) of these were posted previously and misidentified as 1946's. But are here presented in correct chronological order.
These are Esquire's illustrations for September 1948. Some (All?) of these were posted previously and misidentified as 1946's. But are here presented in correct chronological order.
Over the years, Esquire has, and will publish more of similar lists of necessary wardrobes for different activities. And a perusal of these lists will illustrate Esquire was never a victim of any "foolish consistency!" ;)
Personally, I find the two swim trunks most encouragingly optimistic for...
Some truly remarkable shoes in this thread!
SBG's vintage shoes that are exquisite within the context of their own aesthetic, 90 years old, yet look as if they just popped out of the box have convinced me SBG must possess a time machine. And daizawaguy's Kiyo bespoke, while contemporary, are...
I was surprised to find it recommended that the groom select his eldest brother as best man, as I had no familiarity with that as specific custom. As an historical giggle for any interested in the American Civil War, evidently it was not always so; as I was also surprised when I learned that...
I'm glad you enjoy it!
Hoped you might find it, as I believed it accords rather well with your interests.
There have been similar articles earlier in Esquire's publication, but I think this may be the most comprehensive. Much of it still valid currently!
These are part 1 of 2 of June 1948.
Through the years, in various precincts, I've read endless questions from prospective bridegrooms concerning proper wedding attire; white or black T-shirt? Half-tuck or untucked? :p
Fortunately, we have Esquire circa 1948 to balm our worries. :)
These are part 1 of 2 of June 1948.
Through the years, in various precincts, I've read endless questions from prospective bridegrooms concerning proper wedding attire; white or black T-shirt? Half-tuck or untucked? :p
Fortunately, we have Esquire circa 1948 to balm our worries. :)
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