No CC Decades Outfits
I'm not sure if there's a thread like this already, sorry if so! I'm not on the forums much anymore. Anyway! As a big lover of the Decades Challenge, I've always wondered if it'd be possible to do t...
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As one of my teens just aged up to young adult I thought I'd add some more male outfits. Please let me know if you prefer I post this somewhere else @Ashubii as I don't want to hijack your thread, just add some more inspiration to a fabulous idea.
1890s:
This is a rich household. The father is Joseph Whittaker, and he favours his casual three piece lounge suit, the new fashion at the turn of the century. While buying new outfits for his son, he took the chance to add a new sporting jacket to his 'wear at home' attire. For formal wear he wears tails, and there are several of these in game that work fine for the decade. He also wears a moustache, as was the customs of the time.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjDKTqBRePOxcRKl83At-4FM1NVGPwh6Gv96Ds6lb05IYLup_YIbdxZHuA2I7a8WeSMS5iK3lM_R8RCXXb_w79BfuV4bDyosZ26rj9wTN46Nko5faQGnAuTIZKIvGFEd88W4S_xY4-osTpCceHE9sqfVL9hSCN_mHfIrNdpTTw9oyOBR8uR8v_-lHArd56v=s16000
1900s:
The son, being younger prefers the new clean shaven look that was popular amongst youths in the early 1900s (but will likely sport a moustache at an older age). He has short trimmed hair, and in stead of the top hat that his father wears outdoors, prefers variation of one of the many new styles of the decade.
Now in the early 1900s, a vest was always worn under anything, they were buttoned quite high (it was cold inside) and lapels were slim. There are not that many suits or suit jackets that fit that description. The blue one Frank wears, you could imagine there being a vest under. It's a bit on the short side, but I think it works for that sailor look that was popular at the time. I have also used some vest looks that I think fit relatively well, though normally, a man would not remove his jacket like this. I save those looks for hot weather. Like his father, Frank wears a tail with a top hat for formal wear, but has a slightly easier morning coat for party wear (the lapels on this are too big for the era, but the shape and lenght are good).
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjvw-jEeLXE_7Mc7YxcVWBRX42MX4SUOERC2QOSUz_hPOYUzJpDvZrumPrKP01w2r-2Ly3DI6oF_tkLD_eq2ZNXg2eiih02wcaRObKwbzh5fWJXsI44fn2e0ElXnXmx7k00y54xKFySfrxMeSmgw9e7q5Q0fs_tjxblVjLoo8LKvXKc8cgVdXCvS9aL4SGI=s16000
For sportswear he has one outfit for the more active sports and one for the calmer ones, like hiking, jogging or golfing. The sweater was just starting to become popular for athletic wear at the time (though had not made it into normal attire just yet).
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEi_m529Da3Opqqo-I5WCjggpP5bwY1qhiVp9YzKoQRrtFGVezJLixtS0aKuVHx7BUeQf72EJrCBAOAo4_-V14sMyG6tXRfHvGmmNaHU0M0S7bWFFYgBhSL5I1DubvvqYGko42N_Z3dXoa5sKl4OOyBIKpQ8Vy7Af3gB4UmBhYlhjXV-VzTF9f0DcPJtuI5G=s16000
1890s:
This is a rich household. The father is Joseph Whittaker, and he favours his casual three piece lounge suit, the new fashion at the turn of the century. While buying new outfits for his son, he took the chance to add a new sporting jacket to his 'wear at home' attire. For formal wear he wears tails, and there are several of these in game that work fine for the decade. He also wears a moustache, as was the customs of the time.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjDKTqBRePOxcRKl83At-4FM1NVGPwh6Gv96Ds6lb05IYLup_YIbdxZHuA2I7a8WeSMS5iK3lM_R8RCXXb_w79BfuV4bDyosZ26rj9wTN46Nko5faQGnAuTIZKIvGFEd88W4S_xY4-osTpCceHE9sqfVL9hSCN_mHfIrNdpTTw9oyOBR8uR8v_-lHArd56v=s16000
1900s:
The son, being younger prefers the new clean shaven look that was popular amongst youths in the early 1900s (but will likely sport a moustache at an older age). He has short trimmed hair, and in stead of the top hat that his father wears outdoors, prefers variation of one of the many new styles of the decade.
Now in the early 1900s, a vest was always worn under anything, they were buttoned quite high (it was cold inside) and lapels were slim. There are not that many suits or suit jackets that fit that description. The blue one Frank wears, you could imagine there being a vest under. It's a bit on the short side, but I think it works for that sailor look that was popular at the time. I have also used some vest looks that I think fit relatively well, though normally, a man would not remove his jacket like this. I save those looks for hot weather. Like his father, Frank wears a tail with a top hat for formal wear, but has a slightly easier morning coat for party wear (the lapels on this are too big for the era, but the shape and lenght are good).
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjvw-jEeLXE_7Mc7YxcVWBRX42MX4SUOERC2QOSUz_hPOYUzJpDvZrumPrKP01w2r-2Ly3DI6oF_tkLD_eq2ZNXg2eiih02wcaRObKwbzh5fWJXsI44fn2e0ElXnXmx7k00y54xKFySfrxMeSmgw9e7q5Q0fs_tjxblVjLoo8LKvXKc8cgVdXCvS9aL4SGI=s16000
For sportswear he has one outfit for the more active sports and one for the calmer ones, like hiking, jogging or golfing. The sweater was just starting to become popular for athletic wear at the time (though had not made it into normal attire just yet).
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEi_m529Da3Opqqo-I5WCjggpP5bwY1qhiVp9YzKoQRrtFGVezJLixtS0aKuVHx7BUeQf72EJrCBAOAo4_-V14sMyG6tXRfHvGmmNaHU0M0S7bWFFYgBhSL5I1DubvvqYGko42N_Z3dXoa5sKl4OOyBIKpQ8Vy7Af3gB4UmBhYlhjXV-VzTF9f0DcPJtuI5G=s16000
