The Peacock Revolution In Men’s Fashion Arrives
Local observers debate a shift in men’s style as Nehru jackets and rainbow hues appear. Collier Ellis and Arnold Craven caution against overreach while noting a trend toward tailored lines, color in shirts, wider ties, and sportswear influence.
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Collier Ellis
Collier Ellis Inc
East Village
California
Arnold Craven
Arnold Craven Clothier
Craven
Bob Torres
A Return To Splendor Male Fashions Rediscover Color
Bernard Gavzer outlines the 1960s peacock revolution in men’s fashion. He cites attitudes, icons, and industry voices as men abandon drab styles for flamboyant, color driven dress reflecting broader social shifts and spending power.
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Napoleon
Loredge
Robert Reilly
New York
Fashion Institute of Technology
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