Men's Clothing Evolution #shorts

The evolution of men's clothing has been a long and fascinating journey that has seen a wide range of styles come and go. From the early days of primitive man to the modern era, men's clothing has undergone countless changes to reflect changes in culture, technology, and society.

In ancient times, men's clothing was primarily made from animal skins, furs, and woven materials such as linen and wool. As civilization developed, so did men's clothing, with the introduction of sewn garments, looms, and the ability to dye fabrics.

During the Middle Ages, men's clothing was heavily influenced by the church, with long robes and tunics being worn by many men. However, as the Renaissance began, men's clothing became more elaborate and colorful, with silk and brocade fabrics, ruffled collars, and intricate embroidery becoming popular.

The 18th century saw the rise of the three-piece suit, which consisted of a jacket, waistcoat, and trousers. This style remained popular well into the 19th century, with the addition of the top hat and bowler hat as accessories. The early 20th century saw the introduction of more casual clothing for men, with the advent of sportswear and the popularity of the "preppy" style.

In the 1960s and 70s, men's clothing underwent a revolution with the rise of the counterculture movement. This led to the popularity of bell-bottoms, tie-dye shirts, and leather jackets. The 80s and 90s saw a return to more formal dress, with the power suit becoming a symbol of success.

Today, men's clothing has become more diverse and inclusive, with a range of styles and options available to suit any taste or occasion. From streetwear to designer suits, men's clothing has come a long way from its humble beginnings as animal skins and woven materials. The evolution of men's clothing has been a reflection of the changing times, with each new era bringing new styles and trends that have shaped the way men dress and present themselves to the world.

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[jackhaligo]

Bro went from French, to African, to Abraham Lincoln, to british, to German, to Kanye West, back to British, and then every 70 year old man ever

[aileenbalisi]

You really added Abraham Lincoln in the evolution

[kdd]

That’s really helpful in seeing the evolution of men’s clothing. ❤

[annaburns]

I’m 35 and this is the first time that I understood the difference between white collar and blue collar.

[angel_L-nv]

i miss back when men KNEW how to dress

[smaaht]

I like how you can just about see the World Trade Center in the right corner for a few frames, Ai is amazing

[TheKing-dmbr]

What era was the first one? I really dig it.

[CreamPeakon]

bgm: You only live twice, from James Bond 1967

[Kritikaa]

Bro what a nice video and hats off to you

[PowerYT]

Bro was like: 🧑🏻🧑🏻👨🏻👨🏻👨🏽🧑🏻🧑🏽🧑🏽🧑🏽🧑🏾🧑🏾🧑🏿🧑🏿

[strawbvfx]

I SAW AARON BURR (the person who acted i forgot his name)

[Amongus_RedisusYT]

I like the parts where he changed races

[carneassada]

There's Hitler at a single frame ☠️

[disappointedlumine]

Bro turned into Lincoln, hitler and Kanye

[isaacsrandomvideos]

You only live twice. Good film, good tune.

[CREATEWITHARITRO]

The number of clothing got diminished gradually overtime! 8-12 pieces of outward clothing transited into a 2 piece clothing consisting of one short lengthened lower piece and one opened positioned shirt. ;)

I am already into old fashion, Thus I am like a classic guy from 1920s. Hold the cup of my tea Mr. Brodgers!

[Wikingeriaball]

This just goes to show how clothing trends don’t really matter they all look extremely good and I would wear most of these!

[Foxy_MTB]

No one noticed how he put Hitler in there💀

[rs_rogue]

Of course it just gets worse over time