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Grey Fox

A mature search for style. Fashion and menswear for all men.

Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Recreating the look - Steve McQueen in Bullitt

I love putting together my Recreating the Look series so don't know why I haven't added to it for a while. I make no apologies for using the great Steve McQueen again as a basis a revived menswear look; here from Bullitt of course.



As ever with McQueen, it wasn't so much what he wore as how he wore it. Total self-confidence and a complete lack of self-consciousness make his clothes meld around him. Nothing here is other than classic and plain in style - always the safest way to go. 

The original jacket was brown herringbone tweed and the roll neck a navy blue. So how can you recreate this look now? Here are some suggestions. Do let me know what you think.



Raincoat: Gloverall men's bonded cotton car coat
Tweed jacket: House of Fraser, brown herringbone Howick Crandall jacket. The original had elbow patches - easy to get sewn on
Roll neck: Johnstons of Elgin 2-ply cashmere classic roll neck in navy blue
Trousers: M&S wool blend slim-fit Donegal flat front
Sanders hi-top boots: snuff suede
Socks: Pantherella Oakdale charcoal merino
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