As you probably know, the Mod movement was notable in the 60s, hence the fashion that resulted from it. Thinking of a great way to look different but stunning this Halloween? A great Idea is to go Mod with your 60’s Halloween Costumes. How? Keep reading to find out.
Tip#1: Start Out with Slim-Fit Pants
Slim-fit pants were typical of men’s look in the 60s, especially the ones that come in dark color and feature lower waistline. You can get a pair of tight-fit chinos to do the job for you, or just any other well-pressed pants that fit tightly around your thigh.
Indeed, men in the 60’s wore much tighter pants. As a result, Mod fashion for men was particularly figure-flattering. This 60’s fashion is not a bad idea for 60’s Halloween costumes for men.
Another notable characteristic of men’s pants in the 60s is that they were popularly geometric – flaring out mildly around the ankle. So, you should go for pants that feature slightly flare cut, which is a great way to look perfectly Mod like the men in the 60s.
Tip #2: Consider a Single-color Polo
A single-color polo, turtleneck or Oxford button-down shirt was the staple for men in the 60s. These go perfectly well with the Mod pants described above.
What you should do: Visit online costume store and look for shirts in neutral shades or pastel. There are different ways you can use these shirts; it can be worn underneath a sporty blazer as first layers, or you can simply wear them as main shirts and not underclothes. Yellows and pastel blues will definitely highlight a 60s look for men.
Another great idea for your Mod 60s outfits for men is to put on a three-button blazer or pea coat over a shirt. Select an outwear made of a contrast fabric from your pants and shirt – typical example is tweed, which in turn provides texture to your look. Do you want to achieve a ‘straight out of London’ look? You can make it happen with a pea coat. Go for dark color Mod outwear – e.g. navy or black.
Indeed, three-button blazer was like an emblem for many men who flaunted Mod fashion in the 60s. It helped create a sharp distinct between the 60s and other eras.
You should also take note that opting for any style of London origin is a great way to look Mod, whether you’re assembling 60’s Halloween outfits or just 60s dresses.