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A collection of Mens Latest Fashion are stiff collar, tight Shirts, an exaggerated Edwardian jacket and a patterned scarf, are just some of the emblematic rockabilly silhouettes and accessories building up the latest fashion look for fall 2015. The new Edwardian strikes balance between the old elements defining the rebellious aesthetic, and its contemporary edge, punching up the glam factor in order to offer the look a proper update.

The drape Shirts.

Reminiscent of the 1940s American zoot suits, defined by dark shades, trim collars and pocket flaps, the drape jacket is unarguably being turned into a cold season staple. From long Teddy boy blazers that you can easily use to update your fall wardrobe, to elongated Edwardian jackets in rich fabrics, lightly crossing the limits into costume territory, the runways weren’t shy of putting it all on display.

To keep things from looking dated, do seek a cleaner silhouette, replacing the typical dark shade of a drape jacket with a louder colour, or print; green would make for a wonderful pop of colour, particularly when set in contrast with a regular neutral palette of hues.

The skinny Shirts.

High-waisted, slim and fitted, often exposing the socks, these are the skinny trousers expected to complement the Teddy boy look for fall. Reworked mostly in classic black, cut in denim and wool alike, the “drainpipe” trouser renderings do come also in louder prints, bearing polished finishes and being styled with big-buckled belts.

The smart shirt.

The high-necked, loose-collared white shirt that served as the core of the Teddy boy look back in the 1950s morphed into a smart, but equally attention-grabbing shirt for fall 2015. While white certainly prevailed, other colours took on the runway, amongst them faded blues, dusted pinks, leafy greens. Adorned with androgynous ruffles, cut in shiny satins or vivid animal prints, the shirts are clearly the statement to be made this fall.

Worn underneath long blazers, oversized coats or leather jackets, the smart shirts reminiscent of the Teddy boy look are often styled with a narrow tie, or a classic waistcoat.

The loud tie.

The Teddy boy look wouldn’t be considered complete without a slim, or western “Maverick” tie to successfully round up its dandier set of details, although the runways did manage to somehow resume the Edwardian aesthetic to a more simply put, loud tie, reimagined as to meet the needs and expectations of the modern men.

Replaced with a scarf, or missing altogether, the tie may no longer be perceived as a must, but it does serve to echo the dashing elegance of England at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Use it to style a smart shirt, or a slim suit, or as a luxurious way of effortlessly updating the rebellious attire of the 1950s.

The cool men’s hoodie Shirts.

Polished is one word to describe the use of hoodies for the colder months of fall and winter, the other being grown-up. Seeing how the humble hooded sweatshirt has apparently left all signs of slouchiness behind, this fall you can style yours with:

A white button-down, a classic pair of sneakers and a sporty cap to reinforce its athletic origin;

A pair of skinny trousers and a button-down shirt, opting for lively pastel colours, and little to no accessories;

A pair of pleat front trousers, a pair of lace-up boots and the ubiquitous white shirt.

Say you do want to indulge in the Teddy boy trend, but you’re not ready to fully commit to its crave for attention. Keep in mind that a pair of rolled-up trouser, a leather bomber and a wool scarf tied with extra flourish are enough to relish the trend, making for a totally wearable look.

If you’re more inclined towards smart sophistication, a cape in double-face worn with a high-necked white shirt and a cool pair of sunglasses, suffice in imitating the Edwardian elegance in a way that still feels utter contemporary and refined.

Other elements.

Hair carefully greased and waved, a cool pair of dark specs, and a youthful varsity jacket to replace any of its leather, or draped variations, make for other remarkable elements granted to evoke the essence of the Teddy-boy aesthetic with minimum compromise