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Dustin Hoffman dressed in a flannel, three-piece suit on a streetwalk in 1972. Hot on the heels of the rebellious 1960s, the 1970s brought about an era of relaxed tailoring and laid-back confidence that has been wisely revived in a number of men’s collections today. The days of loose-legged, slightly high-waisted trousers and wide-lapeled jackets have returned. Deeper V-necks have also made a comeback, as have blazer cardigans and tailored vests. As always, style is more about how you wear it than what you’re wearing.
1. BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Wool and Sea Island Cotton Chalk Stripe Gabardine Blazer ($5,095), Linen and Cotton Sweater ($795), and Leisure Fit Trousers ($1,500); visit shop.brunellocucinelli.com. 2. RALPH LAUREN Purple Label Sunglasses, Camel and Tan Herringbone Jacket, Camel and Herringbone Vest, White Twill Shirt, Cream Silk Pants, White Linen Pocket Square, Tan Tartan Tie, and Tan and Cream Burnished Calf Suede Dress Shoes; visit ralphlauren.com. 3. CANALI Navy Blue Herringbone Suit in Cotton; $1,518 at canali.com. 4. SAINT LAURENT Wrap-Over Top in Jersey ($1,990) and Flared Tuxedo Pants in Grain de Poudre ($1,650); visit ysl.com. 5. ZEGNA White Pure Linen Overshirt ($2,490) and Beige Pure Linen Jogger Pants ($990); visit zegna.com. 6. J.MCLAUGHLIN Callahan Polo ($118), Callistair Linen Pants ($148), Bartleby Sunglasses ($128), and Suede Espadrilles ($198); visit jmclaughlin.com.
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