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Vintage Dancer | 1920s Fashion | Downton Abbey Men’s Fashion Guide

Downton Abbey Men’s Fashion Guide

1920s Fashion History· Mens Fashions History

29 Jan 2014

Downton Abbey mens fashion costume

Gentlemen (or ladies shopping for gentlemen), dressing up like a true Downton Abbey gentlemen is not very difficult to do. Depending on your event, you will need either a formal suit or day suit with the right accessories that will take you back to the early 1920s. This guide also works fine for earlier seasons of Downton Abbey and Mr. Selfridge (1912– 1922).

 Let’s start with the formal look:

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  • Men’s Formal Wear
  • Men’s Day Wear
  • Men’s Suits
  • Dress Shirt
  • Necktie
  • Hats
  • Shoes

Men’s Formal Wear

1920s Tuxedo

Downton Abbey- Tuxedo Jacket, Wingtip collar shirt, Black bow tie

For a gentleman who already has a modern tuxedo in his wardrobe, you are 90% Downton Abbey ready. A white vest, bow tie, and gloves are the only items you probably don’t have. You may also have a pleated tuxedo shirt that should be replaced with a button down wingtip collar dress shirt instead.  With these few changes, you will be in correct Downton Abbey formal dinner wear. The tuxedo has undergone some changes over the years, but the changes are not significant enough for you to have to buy a new tuxedo.  Buying or renting a tailcoat is one way to step up your normal tuxedo jacket into very high class Downton Abbey men’s fashion. For those who need to rent a tuxedo, take this picture in to the rental house (I like Selixo or Jos A. Bank) and do your best to match the look.

I have written a few articles about 1920’s men’s formalwear worth reading:

  • 1920s Men’s Tuxedo history– A look at men’s formalwear history.
  • How to Dress in 1920s Men’s Formal Wear – How to create an authentic 1920s formal look with modern formalwear clothing.
  • Buy 1920s Style Formal Wear – Skip the history and get everything you need for your Downton Abbey costume.

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Men’s Day Wear

While a formal tuxedo is the easiest look to recreate (although not the cheapest), a men’s day suit is a better look for a semi formal Downton Abbey themed event, such as attending a wedding or house party.

Men’s Suits

Downton abbey mens suits

Henry Shrady, artist, wearing a three piece suit and tie in 1922.

At first glance, the early 1920s suit may not seem all that different than today’s men’s suits. Both have classic width pant legs with a slim fitting suit jacket. If you are on a budget, you could probably get away with wearing a suit you already have and upgrading a few of your accessories to make it look twenties. Or, you can buy a new suit (or a new to you suit) at a thrift store that has a 1920s inspired style to it:

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  • Textured wools, tweeds, herringbone, check and thick stripes patterns. Subtle patterns were out of style.  Men wanted clothing with unique materials that stood out. Colors were still standard – grey, blue, brown, green. If you were really trendy (or American) you might dress more vibrantly, like the gangsters of Boardwalk Empire. In summer time, wearing a linen suit in summer whites (ivory) was required etiquette for outdoor parties and events.
Downotn Abbey mens costume suit

4 Button 1920s Style Suit

  • Single or double breasted with single being more popular. Lapels are on the narrow side (not wide or very skinny) with notch cut outs. They also buttoned up quite high compared to modern suits. Three or four buttons coming to mid sternum or higher was standard. In comparison, suits today tend to button only to the bottom of your ribs. A high buttoning suit  is what I look for when shopping for a 1920s style suit like these here.
  • Suit pants came up very high on the waist (over belly button level) and were held up with suspenders (braces). High waist pants are nearly impossible to find today. A classic waist comes to just below the belly button and will work well enough for your costume. Avoid modern low waist pants and “skinny” pants at all costs! Trousers should be hemmed with a thick cuff and break at the ankle (never baggy).  I like the trouser selection from Jos A. Bank and Paul Fredrick the best. Shop classic men’s pants.
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1920s style men’s suit vest, shirt, and bow tie

  • A matching vest always came with a suit. They were not always seen underneath a buttoned up jacket but they look very vintage when they do. Just like jackets they buttoned up high with a notch lapel. If you can’t get a matching vest try to get one in the same shade as the suit. Shop vests here.

Learn more about 1920s men’s suits and fine where to buy new vintage style 1920s suits here.

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Dress Shirt

1920s Downton Abbey mens dress shirt costume

Striped Dress Shirt with White Collar

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Early 1920s men’s dress shirts had white detachable collars. They were either classic point collars or round club collars. You might see them in stores today because they are part of a recent revival. Shirts could be a solid color, but were mostly striped in blue, grey, green or yellow with white. As the decade progressed, shirt stripes mixed with brighter colors such as pink, purple, and orange. Wearing a striped shirt with white collar will immediately transform your modern suit into one from the 1920s! Add to the shirt collar a collar bar or collar pin and you will really be fashionable!

Learn about 1920s men’s shirt and collar history and shop for striped shirts with white collars.

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Necktie

1920s mens collar bar pin

Club collar, paisley tie, collar pin

Neckties and bow ties were equally common in the early 1920s. A bow tie will make you look a bit more vintage than a necktie, but really the choice is yours. For a bow tie, choose ties that have wide stripes or polka dots (yes polka dots!). Be brave and learn to tie a bow tie instead of using a pre-tied bowtie. For a necktie, choose one in wide stripes, small repeating patterns, or paisley. Paisley ties in jewel tones like deep purple, gold, and green were especially popular at this time.

Learn about the history of men’s 1920s ties and shop for new 1920s style ties here.

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Hats

 

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1920s Men’s Hat Styles

A gentleman’s hat was his identity. In winter, a felt had was required, while spring and summer changed to a lighter straw hat. Felt hat styles were the Homburg (think The Godfather), the Fedora (James Dean or Frank Sinatra), and the Bowler or Derby hat (Charlie Chaplin). Felt hats came in grey, brown, and black.  For summer, a straw boater hat with college colors striped on the hat band was the perfect casual hat (think barbershop quartet hats). The fine woven straw Optimo Panama was the rich man’s hat, which is why the Earl of Grantham wore them. Finally, the 8 panel flat cap (also called a newsboy cap, driver cap, or ivy cap) was a hat that could be worn year round. Heavier wool and tweed for winter and lighter wool and linen in summer. It was mostly a young man’s and working class hat (Branson wears them before and after his marriage). Upper class men would wear them for certain sports like hunting, but in general, not for any other public affairs.

Learn more about the different styles of 1920’s men’s hats and where to buy them.

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Shoes

1920s style mens shoes

Cap Toe Oxford Shoes

In the early 1920s, men were still wearing lace up boots just like they had for the last 50 years at least. In the teens, lace up shoes, called Oxfords today, became a popular alternative. Most men owed both. Men’s shoes were either black or brown. Brown was an orange or rust tone brown, not a dark or tan.  They were simple leather shoes with very pointy toes. Many had a “cap toe” meaning a small design in a bar across the toe (pictured). Black shoes were worn with grey or blue suits. while brown shoes were worn with brown or light colored suits. For summer’s white suits, white Oxfords were a must for the upper classes.

Learn about the styles of 1920’s shoes and shop for new 1920’s style men’s shoes.

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This is a Downton Abbey men’s fashion guide in a nutshell. If you need additional help, please don’t hesitate to contact me at any time.

 

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