Uncredited but it looks like an Antonio to me. Scanned from Harpers and Queen, November 1979.
menswear
Mensday: Brian of Brook Street
1960s, Illustrations, Mensday, menswear, Queen magazine, Vintage Adverts
Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Queen, November 1969
Vintage Adverts: Some men go to great lengths to please their women
1960s, 1970s, Inspirational Images, menswear, Queen magazine, Vintage Adverts
Feel free to insert your own nudges, winks and fnar fnars here…
Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Queen, March 1970.
Mensday: Boucanier – en pyjama “jour-nuit”
1970s, Boucanier, loungewear, Lui, Mensday, menswear, Pyjamas, Vintage Adverts
Phwoarr. Etc…
Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Lui, November 1972
Mensday: Would you like to match your tie to your underpants?
1960s, Lui, Mensday, menswear, underwear, Vintage Adverts
Mais oui…
Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Lui, May 1968
Mensday: What’s new in men’s fashion? by Michael Heath
1960s, austin reed, His Clothes, Honey Magazine, Jaeger, Mensday, menswear, Michael Heath, Raoul Men's Shop
What’s new in men’s fashion? What’s in it for them … and for us? Keep your boyfriend tuned in to Michael Heath’s fashion report
Indeed Mr Heath, ‘why pea?’ indeed… Personally I would dearly love to take my boyfriend along to Raoul Men’s Shop for a pair of brown cossack boots. And elephant cord trousers, why is elephant cord so maligned these days? The lack of these things in the world today is why life has become so dull and dreary.
Illustrated by Michael Heath. Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Honey, January 1965
Mensday: Ties Gone By
cosmopolitan, Illustrations, McKinley Howell, Mensday, menswear, mild sauce
Drawing by McKinley Howell
Scanned from Cosmopolitan, September 1975
Mensday: A man can’t go wrong in a Tonik suit
1960s, Mensday, menswear, Tonik, Vintage Adverts, Vogue
Scanned from Men in Vogue, November 1966
Never mind a binder full of women, this guy has got one in a cage! Baffling copy as ever from mid-Sixties menswear advertising. I can’t help but love it…
Mensday: Ruff and Tuff
1970s, Mensday, menswear, sunday times magazine, Vintage Adverts
Flagrance? You’re really going down that route? Hmm.
Both scanned from the same copy of The Sunday Times Magazine. I guess ruffled dress shirts were really doing it for the ladies in 1973*.
Scanned by Miss Peelpants from The Sunday Times Magazine, December 1973
*They still do it for this lady in 2012, but I reckon you all know me well enough to have guessed that…
Mensday: Cosak Spells Action
1960s, Mensday, menswear, nova magazine, space age, Vintage Adverts
Scanned from Nova, June 1967
Actually I think you’ll find it spells ‘Cosak’, but never mind…
‘Think about COSAK for light relief’, combined with that suspicious looking pump thing they’re holding…? I’m not even going to fall into that dirty mind trap!
See also “Cosak is orbiting“
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