1820s mens fashion

Man’s green wool cloth coat, with wool trousers and woven waistcoat, 1830s. Fashion Museum Bath.

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Suit 1820, British More

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The best thing ever. Literally. “[Coats] are generally considered the sine qua non of dress, a good coat…diffusing the halo of its splendour over the rest of the person, and making the trousers and waistcoat, however faded, participate in its holiday newness.” –Anonymous Cavalry Dude, The Whole Art of Dress (1830) Among the most common of French sayings is that oldie-but-goodie, “l’habit ne fait pas le moine,” literally, “the habit doesn’t make the monk,” i.e., don’t judge a book by its…

Men's Fashion, Paris (1822)

1820-1840: upper class men's clothing