MacArthur Fashion Rebel Ushers In Casual Victory
A columnist recalls Gen. Douglas MacArthur in a suntan suit meeting Emperor Hirohito, arguing the casual look symbolizes liberty and comfort for American men. He dubs MacArthur a style leader, rejects vests and neckties, and mocks traditional dress codes while promising future remarks on garters and blood circulation in menswear.
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