The King of Cool's fashion never goes out of style! Most of my casual wardrobe is inspired by him such as harrington jackets, sweaters, turtlenecks, khakis, aviators and chukka boots!
Kyle, this is one of the best, information-packed ten minutes I have seen on Steve McQueen so far. Bravo to you! Would love to see more videos with you in such matter-of-fact informational presentations. Excellent.
Consider: " An enemy of the people" 1864; 100 years before The Great Escape he was the Norwegian scientist / doctor! He dropped a fortune into it but: he contracted for residual's for his family. " They" locked in the can for 12 years before they walked in the courtroom and his family " bought " for -10¢ on the dollar " their est. " Half the % " they " offered the value. Catch aCopy of the movie after you read the book 82 pages: BUT DON'T SEE THE " LIVE PLAY" SOME PHILANDERER IS DRAGING AROUND , IT'S DOGSHT. IF YOU SEE , "FORD VS FERRARI," YOU GOTTA SEE McQUEEN'S, " Le Mon". Then see the other 16 films, IN FULL: GOOD COPY? Can't wait to meet him again, soon. 50 was too early from asbestos ~ after the razor's edge he danced on?
Only a few hours ago I searched for "steve mcqueen style" at youtube and asked myself: "How is it possible that they mentioned him only on the side at Gentleman's Gazette until now?" What an unbelievable timing, thank you guys :)
Just quick note; the two watches shown were the same model (the sub). The model known as the steve mcqueen (explorer II mentioned) was never actually worn by him but in passing he mentioned he liked it. As of today no one has found evidence saying he owned one. Awesome video I love how you reference specific pieces as well as giving his broad style sense!
Not when compared to war hero Roger Moore, and Michael Caine, who was in the Korean War, or James Garner, who won a Purple Heart for bravery in World War Two and Korea. If he’s a man’s man, then what are these guys?
Great video Keith!! Nothing beats a great jacket with chinos or jeans. Steve McQueens style is unmistakably timeless. I purchased a couple of Harrington jackets last year, I absolutely love them. I also love leather bomber and motorcycle jackets. Fit is KING always. I love the outfit you’re modeling Keith. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😀
Steve McQueen is a bona fide American success story coming from an abusive broken home environment to become a true big movie star what a great accomplishment that is I salute 💪
I love Steve McQueen's style, he really is one of the kings of cool. He is one of the reasons why I like the Harrington jacket, I have my heart set on the Baracuta Harrington I want to get the version that doesn't have the elasticated waistband. I think the G4, a bit like the James Bond jacket in Quantum of Solace.
A wonderful fresh and balanced presentation. I spent my entire Corporate life making presentations in the computer industry, so I can appreciate how many weeks of hard work is behind the very tight graphics. You nailed it. Phil
Hi Kyle... this is the first video where I have seen you featured. Welcome. Looking good. The channel however, often fails to mention, that being fit and/or slim is important to a good look. Steve knew that and it was nice that you pointed out that he worked out for about 2 hours most days. Good things do not always come easy.
Hi Gentleman's Gazette Great Video . One thing missing from Mcqueen's horological history is his Hanhart 417(or 417 ES) chronograph . There are several photos of him wearing it . His Heuer watch is the Monaco chronograph , as seen in the Le Mans film. Best Regards
It’s too bad nobody talks about Steve’s last days, everyone just says “then he died” He said some things before he died that people should hear more often. There’s a movie about his life made in 2017 that didn’t get much press.
I've never seen any of Steve McQueen's movies, but in 1998, Pierce Brosnan and Renee Russo had done a movie, called The Thomas Crown Affair, except in this version, Thomas was a wealthy man, who had stolen a painting, from a New York City art gallery, and Russo's character was the bounty hunter, who wanted to bring him to justice, but their feelings for each had certainly complicated things! Anyway, these videos are both entertaining and informative. Keep up the good work!
Kyle is a great presenter. Love seeing someone that looks like me in these videos too even if the “look” may be someone that isn’t. I’m back on the subscriber train.
Bravo Mr. Thibodeaux fantastic video on how to dress like Steve McQueen very much appreciated I really like how his outfits always looked stylish without screaming hey look at what I'm wearing yet at the same time still able to draw attention to just how well put together his clothes were thanks for doing the research and sharing this information
A few months ago I found a genuine navy blue Barracuta G9 Harrington with original Fraser tartan lining from the sixties in a second hand shop for 10 quid. Couldn't believe my luck since I'd been looking for one for years given that two of my biggest fashion icons are James Dean and McQueen. It's in perfect condition apart from a couple of small rips in the lining and I've worn it almost every day since...
I have so many jackets, that I don't have room for another one, but a g9 bottle green with the Fraser tartan lining is the one I'd probably get. The corduroy one is the nicest IMHO, but cost as much as a good leather jacket from another brand. The g9s are beautiful and people say they last for many years.
@@razor6552 hahaha yeah, I was pretty pleased with it. It's amazing what you can find in second hand shops if you search long enough and have a basic idea of what to look for. I've found some absolutely fantastic items over the years, silk ties, designer suits, premium quality shirts... and I doubt I've ever spent more than 30-40 quid on a single item. Even got a full morning suit (black tailcoat, grey waistcoat, salt and pepper trousers) from Moss Bros for £25 once. Probably my best ever buy though was a cashmere overcoat from Brook Taverner for £5, which I later found out retailed at over £1200 brand new. So yeah, I don't know what it's like elsewhere but if you're in the UK and you have a couple of days to spare it is absolutely 100% worth spending them in the charity shops (Cancer Research always seems to yield the best finds, followed by British Heart Foundation and Oxfam- no idea why, but it's been my experience over the years). You can get a whole new wardrobe at a tenth of the price or less (and of course the wealthier the area the better the yield, as a rule I would focus on the ones down South and especially around the posh parts of London- had a mate who used to go to a charity shop in the district that Eric Clapton lived in, he used to pick up Clapton's old jackets for like 50 quid, it was insane).
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 £1200 coat for £5. Wow! Eric Clayton's jacket! Quite a find. I've never got a really amazing deal at a thrift shop. However I saw a Harris tweed for about 9 dollars, but it was too small. My best deal was a new $300 Nautica corduroy sports jacket marked down about four times. Then marked way down just before the retailer went out of business...14 dollars. My best clothing deal.
Those shoes he wore in Bullitt. I always loved those shoes. Orange like burgundy color shoes. I use to buy those that were close to the original. I cannot remember where I bought them or who made them. They were so comfortable and stylish in the late 60's to mid 70's (from 976-Creoleman).
Dean Martin was also known as King of Cool though I don’t know if it had to do with his presence and attitude or his fashion sense. Still I’d like to see an analysis of Dean Martin’s sense of style. I hope you’ll explore that. Thank you.
Dean was the coolest member of the Rat Pack. I used to have a picture of the Rat Pack standing outside near a Vegas sign on my desk at work for a few years.
He NEVER wore an Explorer- thats an urban myth from an auction listing mistake. He wore a Rolex Submariner or Heuer. Even the watches you show him wearing are Submariners. There is zero evidence of him ever wearing an Explorer.
Looking good at University is more about attitude than style and fashion is often driven by peer group pressure. As this video shows, the starting point is to first dress to please yourself. Phil
Could anyone please explain to me (or show me, with article or video link) the difference between Chino and Khakis? I have Chinos, not crazy about the fit though. Also, where can I buy Khakis (not Chinos!) in the UK. Thanks xx
"you can dress like Steve McQueen but you will never look like him" ~ fredo1070. Agree 100%. But, if you want to wear a Rolex like Steve McQueen's stick with the Submariner 5513. There is no evidence (like a photograph) that he wore an Explorer II. None. Even the two photos shown in this video (6:48) are Subs.
@@mb8kr @Dakvayli Ken. While your statement is valid it can't be applied broad brush. A number of men don't need to have Steve McQueen as a role model, my sixty years experience in Corporate sales has taught me that many people lack the ability to visualise. For example the jackets that McQueen wore cover a range of styles that all men may not be familiar with. But seeing the illustrations used in this video, they may enjoy simply using McQueen as a starting point, which isn't the same as a Role Model. Phil.
I have not been able to find out why the 1655 was nicknamed the Steve McQueen because you're right, there's no evidence he ever wore one. Tons of pictures of him wearing his personal watch, the Ref. 5513, though. This is why I bought one. And of course it's the closest I'll ever get to him. But I can try.
The film Bullitt was stylish all round: clothes, sharp haircuts, cars, music and who can forget a very stylish Jacqueline Bissett. It was made at a time when hippies were flocking to San Francisco though in all viewings of it I never saw one. McQueen was the star, but he had superb support from Robert Vaughn and Simon Oakland, not to mention Bissett and bad guys Paul Genge and Bill Hickman. Also spot Georg Stanford Brown as a doctor, and Norman Fell too. A different age.
Mustang, check. Bonneville and racing leather, check. Khakis, check. Sub, check. Not of great gentleman - like behavior, check. I didn't think about how much the King of Cool, Brando, James Dean, etc. have affected my decisions. It seems like more than a little. Excellent video. Well researched and presented, thanks.
While McQueen wasn't actually *my* favorite actor, I agree that his style is still pretty applicable today, especially his taste in casual wear. I will also tell you this: "The Great Escape" is my favorite war movie, hands-down, and its epic theme music is like a personal anthem for me.
McQueen was certainly no choir boy, but man, what an iconic guy. I knew about his tumultuous adult life, but I didn't know about the terribly traumatic upbringing that goes a long way in explaining that. I swear, men were just made of tougher stuff back then. We all look soft today by comparison.
Hey Kyle, this has nothing to do with this specific video, but do you guys know of any cheaper but quality hangars for my dress shirts? I currently just use wire hangers but I was hoping I could upgrade
Yeah, you can dress like Steve McQueen but you will never look like him. I know, I tried to go for the Great Escape look, you know chinos and grey T-shirt, and I looked like a dweeb .
If you watched our James Bond style lessons video, you will realize that we never tell people to copy a style but to analyze it, understand it and then take the things that work for you. I agree, you cannot just copy his outfit and assume you look like him. Your haircut, your humor, the way you move your hands or your face, the way you walk.... all that stuff impacts how someone is perceived.
i cannot agree more! i had the impression of “comic-con” vibe while watching this video. you can dress like a superhero but will it give you the opportunity to be one ?
It’s about attitude and confidence. This is why Italian guys can make almost anything work style-wise. McQueen was comfortable in his skin and whatever he wore over it. Unless you have self-confidence everything will feel like a costume.
Hey guys, in an effort t o find someone who has a similar frame so I can see how certain styles look like, I think Steve is a close match for me. My question though is, do yous know either Steve's measurements (chest,waist, weight, or similar) or his jacket (or suit's) sizes. All I could find was that he was 5'10" and a very lean mesomorph and a very natural build (pre-steroid or similar drug abuse), which is very similar to mine. Thanks Sven, and KYLE: great job with the info and how you present it. I hope to see you appear more often. Cheers.
Steve looked fabulous in The Thomas Crown Affair and also The Cincinnati Kid opposite the stylish and very imposing Edward G Robinson. Both Directed by Norman Jewison .
Great video, just a minor correction on the watches - Steve's classic watch was the Rolex Submariner 5512 (also a Bond Watch from the Roger Moore films) though the Explorer 2 has been nicknamed the "Steve McQueen" there is little evidence he actually wore one.
Great video, would be nice to see other videos like this one. Although I’ve now got to convince me I wife to let me buy a pair of persol sunglasses and the Monaco watch
Thanks... "It is natural for the heart and spirit to take pleasure and enjoyment in all things that show forth symmetry, harmony, and perfection. For instance: a beautiful house, a well designed garden, a symmetrical line, a graceful motion, a well written book, pleasing garments - in fact, all things that have in themselves grace or beauty are pleasing to the heart and spirit..." ~ Baha'i Faith
These "How To Dress Like [Famous Person Or Character] videos are interesting. I am curious as to when The Gentleman's Gazette will take a look at the dapper, diminutive Belgian: Hercule Poirot as portrayed by David Suchet? What other actor's/character's styles might we look forward to seeing examined in the future?
He was also a friend and student of Bruce Lee. And late in life Billy Graham led him to faith in Christ. Graham was with him right as he was being wheeled into the operating room for his cancer. He died on the operating table. But he finally found the peace he was looking for, for so long.
Attitude is a huge part of how to dress like Steve McQueen. A confident attitude that takes targeted risks.
but those guy not mcqueen....
Yeah, no one can have that amount of attitude like the man of all men.
The King of Cool's fashion never goes out of style! Most of my casual wardrobe is inspired by him such as harrington jackets, sweaters, turtlenecks, khakis, aviators and chukka boots!
What I love about this is that you get a great intro about the character. Then come the fashion side
Kyle Thibodeaux - the younger, edgier gentleman. Kyle you are awesome.
Kyle, this is one of the best, information-packed ten minutes I have seen on Steve McQueen so far. Bravo to you! Would love to see more videos with you in such matter-of-fact informational presentations. Excellent.
Consider: " An enemy of the people" 1864; 100 years before The Great Escape he was the Norwegian scientist / doctor! He dropped a fortune into it but: he contracted for residual's for his family. " They" locked in the can for 12 years before they walked in the courtroom and his family " bought " for -10¢ on the dollar " their est. " Half the % " they " offered the value. Catch aCopy of the movie after you read the book 82 pages: BUT DON'T SEE THE " LIVE PLAY" SOME PHILANDERER IS DRAGING AROUND , IT'S DOGSHT.
IF YOU SEE , "FORD VS FERRARI," YOU GOTTA SEE McQUEEN'S, " Le Mon".
Then see the other 16 films, IN FULL: GOOD COPY?
Can't wait to meet him again, soon. 50 was too early from asbestos ~ after the razor's edge he danced on?
I grew up watching Steve McQueen and western films. Thank you all for this video and the timeless memory of the legendary.
Only a few hours ago I searched for "steve mcqueen style" at youtube and asked myself: "How is it possible that they mentioned him only on the side at Gentleman's Gazette until now?" What an unbelievable timing, thank you guys :)
GG has a lot of articles on their site that has not been imported to the youtube channel
Just quick note; the two watches shown were the same model (the sub). The model known as the steve mcqueen (explorer II mentioned) was never actually worn by him but in passing he mentioned he liked it. As of today no one has found evidence saying he owned one. Awesome video I love how you reference specific pieces as well as giving his broad style sense!
Steve McQueen was a man's man
Not if he beat his wife and was still getting arrested past his youth.
Not when compared to war hero Roger Moore, and Michael Caine, who was in the Korean War, or James Garner, who won a Purple Heart for bravery in World War Two and Korea. If he’s a man’s man, then what are these guys?
Billy Singe God’s men?
Excellent video! McQueen had a classic style which is timeless and never goes out of style.
Yay!!!! A fresh face and his engaging delivery is a nice touch to an awesome platform. Much Success Gentleman's Gazette!
Great video Keith!! Nothing beats a great jacket with chinos or jeans. Steve McQueens style is unmistakably timeless. I purchased a couple of Harrington jackets last year, I absolutely love them. I also love leather bomber and motorcycle jackets. Fit is KING always. I love the outfit you’re modeling Keith. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😀
I only recently heard about Harrington jackets. I like the bottle green one. The corduroy g9 from Baracuta looks great, but is so expensive.
I watched Bullitt last week and I kept noticing how well dressed he was
Every man should dress like Steve 😍 I really enjoy the biography first, thank you 🙏
Steve McQueen is a bona fide American success story coming from an abusive broken home environment to become a true big movie star what a great accomplishment that is I salute 💪
The host, Kyle, has a great voice and knows how to give a speech. Great job!
I love Steve McQueen's style, he really is one of the kings of cool. He is one of the reasons why I like the Harrington jacket, I have my heart set on the Baracuta Harrington I want to get the version that doesn't have the elasticated waistband. I think the G4, a bit like the James Bond jacket in Quantum of Solace.
Next up is Bing Crosby. I'm sure that Mr. Schlueter will agree with me.
Either him, Sinatra or Dean Martin.
Yeah, those guys are elegant. But maybe, for fun they could do Delboy Trotter and Lapo Elkann.
A wonderful fresh and balanced presentation. I spent my entire Corporate life making presentations in the computer industry, so I can appreciate how many weeks of hard work is behind the very tight graphics.
You nailed it. Phil
Hi Kyle... this is the first video where I have seen you featured. Welcome. Looking good. The channel however, often fails to mention, that being fit and/or slim is important to a good look. Steve knew that and it was nice that you pointed out that he worked out for about 2 hours most days. Good things do not always come easy.
Wisdom.
Hi Gentleman's Gazette
Great Video . One thing missing from Mcqueen's horological history is his Hanhart 417(or 417 ES) chronograph . There are several photos of him wearing it .
His Heuer watch is the Monaco chronograph , as seen in the Le Mans film.
Best Regards
I loved the article but the video is even better!
Another excellent video. I really would like to try those Fort Belvedere socks.
You should!
Steve McQueen, the man who made cardigans awesome...
It’s too bad nobody talks about Steve’s last days, everyone just says “then he died” He said some things before he died that people should hear more often. There’s a movie about his life made in 2017 that didn’t get much press.
@@joethrogmartin3954 Steve McQueen: American Icon
Maria Karis yep
"God bless you, Steve McQueen"
Wow. Was not expecting that voice from that man. Great vid!
Keith Knight - Don't Tread on Anyone Fancy seeing you, here! Your videos are great, as well!
Finally! Some inspiration on how to style my sand Clarks desert boots. Thanks Kyle.
I've never seen any of Steve McQueen's movies, but in 1998, Pierce Brosnan and Renee Russo had done a movie, called The Thomas Crown Affair, except in this version, Thomas was a wealthy man, who had stolen a painting, from a New York City art gallery, and Russo's character was the bounty hunter, who wanted to bring him to justice, but their feelings for each had certainly complicated things! Anyway, these videos are both entertaining and informative. Keep up the good work!
Kyle is a great presenter. Love seeing someone that looks like me in these videos too even if the “look” may be someone that isn’t. I’m back on the subscriber train.
I knew Gentleman's Gazette would cover the "King of Cool" style! Thanks for all the great content during these unusual times. Cheers!
Great mini doc on Steve paired with a smart style analysis! Hats off to you!
Bravo Mr. Thibodeaux fantastic video on how to dress like Steve McQueen very much appreciated I really like how his outfits always looked stylish without screaming hey look at what I'm wearing yet at the same time still able to draw attention to just how well put together his clothes were thanks for doing the research and sharing this information
Stylish, composed, confident & interesting - the McQueen attitude.
A few months ago I found a genuine navy blue Barracuta G9 Harrington with original Fraser tartan lining from the sixties in a second hand shop for 10 quid. Couldn't believe my luck since I'd been looking for one for years given that two of my biggest fashion icons are James Dean and McQueen. It's in perfect condition apart from a couple of small rips in the lining and I've worn it almost every day since...
10 quid?!?!
Congratulations on that find!
That's the equivalent of a metal detectorist finding a piece of gold.
I have so many jackets, that I don't have room for another one, but a g9 bottle green with the Fraser tartan lining is the one I'd probably get. The corduroy one is the nicest IMHO, but cost as much as a good leather jacket from another brand.
The g9s are beautiful and people say they last for many years.
@@razor6552 hahaha yeah, I was pretty pleased with it. It's amazing what you can find in second hand shops if you search long enough and have a basic idea of what to look for. I've found some absolutely fantastic items over the years, silk ties, designer suits, premium quality shirts... and I doubt I've ever spent more than 30-40 quid on a single item. Even got a full morning suit (black tailcoat, grey waistcoat, salt and pepper trousers) from Moss Bros for £25 once. Probably my best ever buy though was a cashmere overcoat from Brook Taverner for £5, which I later found out retailed at over £1200 brand new.
So yeah, I don't know what it's like elsewhere but if you're in the UK and you have a couple of days to spare it is absolutely 100% worth spending them in the charity shops (Cancer Research always seems to yield the best finds, followed by British Heart Foundation and Oxfam- no idea why, but it's been my experience over the years). You can get a whole new wardrobe at a tenth of the price or less (and of course the wealthier the area the better the yield, as a rule I would focus on the ones down South and especially around the posh parts of London- had a mate who used to go to a charity shop in the district that Eric Clapton lived in, he used to pick up Clapton's old jackets for like 50 quid, it was insane).
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372
£1200 coat for £5. Wow!
Eric Clayton's jacket! Quite a find.
I've never got a really amazing deal at a thrift shop. However I saw a Harris tweed for about 9 dollars, but it was too small.
My best deal was a new $300 Nautica corduroy sports jacket marked down about four times. Then marked way down just before the retailer went out of business...14 dollars. My best clothing deal.
The other important thing to note is that he was super lean and always in good shape. The clothes drape that way because he's slim.
Timeless classics can’t go wrong...!!!
Coolest actor of all time and cool channel. Subscribed. Thanks for the breakdown. I always wanted to be like this dude since my childhood.
I finally received my Persol. I have now the sunglass, I have the Jaguar XK8 and I have the style. Well, this is a beautiful day! :-)
Love this channel so much! Their content is so useful it saved me so many times.
Those shoes he wore in Bullitt. I always loved those shoes. Orange like burgundy color shoes. I use to buy those that were close to the original. I cannot remember where I bought them or who made them. They were so comfortable and stylish in the late 60's to mid 70's (from 976-Creoleman).
Great outfit, love the jeans jacket!! Very good video
Dean Martin was also known as King of Cool though I don’t know if it had to do with his presence and attitude or his fashion sense. Still I’d like to see an analysis of Dean Martin’s sense of style. I hope you’ll explore that. Thank you.
Dean was the coolest member of the Rat Pack. I used to have a picture of the Rat Pack standing outside near a Vegas sign on my desk at work for a few years.
He NEVER wore an Explorer- thats an urban myth from an auction listing mistake. He wore a Rolex Submariner or Heuer. Even the watches you show him wearing are Submariners. There is zero evidence of him ever wearing an Explorer.
Hahaha agreed.. Even today I'm still confused on why they call it the Steve McQueen's Explorer
Tony Lee 100% correct it was a myth created by an Italian auction house.
True - still one of favourite watches ever though. Jason stathham wears one
Thank you for the video, as I enjoyed the biography on Steve and the breakdown of his simple, yet classic style.
KINDLY make video on what should a university student wear in student to look good
Looking good at University is more about attitude than style and fashion is often driven by peer group pressure.
As this video shows, the starting point is to first dress to please yourself. Phil
Ok from one king of cool to another king of cool, you guys need to do paul newman.
Excellent Video!!!
Would to see more topics like this video
Keep up the great work Kyle
Could anyone please explain to me (or show me, with article or video link) the difference between Chino and Khakis? I have Chinos, not crazy about the fit though. Also, where can I buy Khakis (not Chinos!) in the UK. Thanks xx
"you can dress like Steve McQueen but you will never look like him" ~ fredo1070. Agree 100%. But, if you want to wear a Rolex like Steve McQueen's stick with the Submariner 5513. There is no evidence (like a photograph) that he wore an Explorer II. None. Even the two photos shown in this video (6:48) are Subs.
Why should one look like Steve, every one has his own personality and own identity, style can fit everybody
@@mb8kr @Dakvayli Ken. While your statement is valid it can't be applied broad brush. A number of men don't need to have Steve McQueen as a role model, my sixty years experience in Corporate sales has taught me that many people lack the ability to visualise. For example the jackets that McQueen wore cover a range of styles that all men may not be familiar with.
But seeing the illustrations used in this video, they may enjoy simply using McQueen as a starting point, which isn't the same as a Role Model. Phil.
I have not been able to find out why the 1655 was nicknamed the Steve McQueen because you're right, there's no evidence he ever wore one. Tons of pictures of him wearing his personal watch, the Ref. 5513, though. This is why I bought one. And of course it's the closest I'll ever get to him. But I can try.
The film Bullitt was stylish all round: clothes, sharp haircuts, cars, music and who can forget a very stylish Jacqueline Bissett.
It was made at a time when hippies were flocking to San Francisco though in all viewings of it I never saw one.
McQueen was the star, but he had superb support from Robert Vaughn and Simon Oakland, not to mention Bissett and bad guys Paul Genge and Bill Hickman.
Also spot Georg Stanford Brown as a doctor, and Norman Fell too.
A different age.
It's Jacqueline Bisset (only one 't'). And it's best to pronounced it the French way, with muted final 't'.
Mustang, check. Bonneville and racing leather, check. Khakis, check. Sub, check. Not of great gentleman - like behavior, check. I didn't think about how much the King of Cool, Brando, James Dean, etc. have affected my decisions. It seems like more than a little. Excellent video. Well researched and presented, thanks.
Steve is a legend! Kyle’s a great host, as well!
Great video. A total icon revisited.
Wonderful outfit. Well tailored and paired.
You have the best voice on this channel.
Great video as always!!
Great video!! I always liked Mcqueen back in the day..
While McQueen wasn't actually *my* favorite actor, I agree that his style is still pretty applicable today, especially his taste in casual wear.
I will also tell you this: "The Great Escape" is my favorite war movie, hands-down, and its epic theme music is like a personal anthem for me.
Where is that denim jacket from
I could totally rock your outfit today, Kyle. Go team beard!
McQueen was certainly no choir boy, but man, what an iconic guy. I knew about his tumultuous adult life, but I didn't know about the terribly traumatic upbringing that goes a long way in explaining that. I swear, men were just made of tougher stuff back then. We all look soft today by comparison.
"Hard times create hard men, hard men create soft times,soft times create soft men,soft men create hard times" - unknown
Excellent video. Thank you
Great video 👍
You portrayed Steve really well.
Great topic, great vid. Thanks for this!
YOU SIR, IS COOL! 😎 THANKS FOR THE VIDEO.
Hey Kyle, this has nothing to do with this specific video, but do you guys know of any cheaper but quality hangars for my dress shirts? I currently just use wire hangers but I was hoping I could upgrade
Steve McQueen never wore a Rolex Explorer. He wore the submariner and Monaco as mentioned but his main watch was actually a Hanhart 417ES
Yeah, you can dress like Steve McQueen but you will never look like him. I know, I tried to go for the Great Escape look, you know chinos and grey T-shirt, and I looked like a dweeb .
If you watched our James Bond style lessons video, you will realize that we never tell people to copy a style but to analyze it, understand it and then take the things that work for you. I agree, you cannot just copy his outfit and assume you look like him. Your haircut, your humor, the way you move your hands or your face, the way you walk.... all that stuff impacts how someone is perceived.
Lol
i cannot agree more! i had the impression of “comic-con” vibe while watching this video. you can dress like a superhero but will it give you the opportunity to be one ?
It’s about attitude and confidence. This is why Italian guys can make almost anything work style-wise. McQueen was comfortable in his skin and whatever he wore over it. Unless you have self-confidence everything will feel like a costume.
Yup. Steve McQueens Bullit tweed jacket looks amazing. On anyone else, they look like a geography teacher.
Always impressive...keep up the great work..peace..over and out
I love this format! Just a few seconds were required for me to hit that like button. Please make a video about James Dean or Alain Delon next time.
The ultimate McQueen accessory. An original Jaguar XK-SS in British Racing Gree
Hey guys, in an effort t o find someone who has a similar frame so I can see how certain styles look like, I think Steve is a close match for me.
My question though is, do yous know either Steve's measurements (chest,waist, weight, or similar) or his jacket (or suit's) sizes.
All I could find was that he was 5'10" and a very lean mesomorph and a very natural build (pre-steroid or similar drug abuse), which is very similar to mine.
Thanks Sven, and KYLE: great job with the info and how you present it. I hope to see you appear more often. Cheers.
I like this guy. Great addition to GG team
Steve looked fabulous in The Thomas Crown Affair and also The Cincinnati Kid opposite the stylish and very imposing Edward G Robinson. Both Directed by Norman Jewison .
Great video, just a minor correction on the watches - Steve's classic watch was the Rolex Submariner 5512 (also a Bond Watch from the Roger Moore films) though the Explorer 2 has been nicknamed the "Steve McQueen" there is little evidence he actually wore one.
Steve is my style icon .but love your field jacket.
I liked this video let’s have more. How about one on dressing like Daniel Craig 👍
Can you do a video on Isaac Hayes style?
Very good video, perfect, full of great info.
Great video, would be nice to see other videos like this one. Although I’ve now got to convince me I wife to let me buy a pair of persol sunglasses and the Monaco watch
I might have to take some notes from McQueen; his style is unique.
great video ! really cool
Thank you very much for this vidéo.
Where can I buy Kyle's jacket? AWESOME
I just graduated from Marlon Brando and James Dean. So yeah 2022 I'm going Steve McQueen! :)
I'll always remember him from "The Blob." McQueen was just a icon in terms of mens style.
Sounds like my kind of style!
Thanks... "It is natural for the heart and spirit to take pleasure and enjoyment in all things that show forth symmetry, harmony, and perfection. For instance: a beautiful house, a well designed garden, a symmetrical line, a graceful motion, a well written book, pleasing garments - in fact, all things that have in themselves grace or beauty are pleasing to the heart and spirit..." ~ Baha'i Faith
Great video, Kyle!
Can you guys do Sam Davis?
He also missed out on being killed by the Manson Family.
Chances are he would have killed them.
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These "How To Dress Like [Famous Person Or Character] videos are interesting. I am curious as to when The Gentleman's Gazette will take a look at the dapper, diminutive Belgian: Hercule Poirot as portrayed by David Suchet? What other actor's/character's styles might we look forward to seeing examined in the future?
He was also a friend and student of Bruce Lee. And late in life Billy Graham led him to faith in Christ. Graham was with him right as he was being wheeled into the operating room for his cancer. He died on the operating table. But he finally found the peace he was looking for, for so long.
Great video
How about a video on Gary Cooper in the future?
The Cooler King became the King of Cool.
Cool comment.
Please do Bing Crosby next! love the video
You forgot "On Any Sunday", which he funded and had produced, which made him iconic with motorcyclists.
How about doing someone like Idris Elba, Jamie Foxx, Laurence Fishburn.