How To Style A Shirt Collar Over A Lapel Suit In 2024?

[@adamgoudreault]

Gotta say, I love seeing Antonio in this style. Just enough flare but maintains that formality 👌🏽

[@RealMenRealStyle]

Thanks!

[@Joey21071]

This is why I don't care what's in style. This is a cool look. I've worn this look back in the early nineties and I still wear this look if the mood hits me. In style, out of style. Who cares? Wear what you want to wear. Your style is what you make it.

[@cezar211091]

@@Joey21071 exactly, you are the style.

[@TheIronDonkey]

I'm really glad there's someone teaching about mens fashion without using terms like "alpha" or "high value" male. Modern men looking to be fashionable appreciate you.

[@barnastil591]

I feel like I learned way too much collar anatomy here.

[@joesandstrom4111]

I feel that way and I haven’t even watched it yet.

[@sptownsend999]

I think this style flatters you, Antonio! When I was little, looking through Mom's sewing magazines from the 1970's, I always liked some of the key features of the era's fashion, but the collar over the jacket was my favorite. I think it can certainly look dated if the collar is too big, but having a conservatively sized collar (like what you're wearing) turns it into a classic stylistic option for anyone brave enough to pull it off!

[@anthonywutkowski199]

One of the classiest, casual looks. One of my favorites.

[@JBirdBobbyJ]

I love it when Antonio goes in-depth for our learning.

[@YuriYeleyko]

My mom used to insist having this exact look. 35 years ago:) But looks good!

[@RealMenRealStyle]

Still does. 😁

[@Chopper140]

I’ve started watching this channel a lot lately. It’s like my comfort channel. I’m 27 and am going through a change from wearing boy clothes and adidas moves.

[@jaysons8050]

I remember that collar style look briefly came back in the mid 90s when I was a teen. It's been 25 years since and everything eventually comes back in style like the wide leg pants I wore back then. Teens are now wearing those wide leg pants. What's interesting about those pants is people from the 40s(and probably older) wore them first

[@dcchavez97]

I didn’t but my friends did. Lol

[@gordonbrandt9739]

Open collar + over the jacket collar it's been a part of my style for years. Just depends on the situation as to when I use it. Then again, I did spend forty years in south Florida. Serious casual business, going out on the town attire down there.

[@geotecnics]

Great history tour. Agree its poised for a comeback. How does one invest in it early?

[@Michael_R1957]

Been doing this for quite awhile. Love it. Great for older guys who want a casual look.

[@User9568_sukunas_alt_account]

Man you know it's going to be a good day when rmrs uploads great video

[@RealMenRealStyle]

You're the best!

[@User9568_sukunas_alt_account]

@RealMenRealStyle Could you do a video on wedding suits as in ways to stand out of the crowd but not enough to stand out of the bride and groom

[@regcrowder9010]

I'm pretty much with you on this. I wasn't aware that I was supposed to worry about whether it is OK to put the shirt collar over the lapels of my suit. I'm still not worried about it. Anyway, this was a worthwhile discussion.

[@gdretired4385]

You look good in that style. I’m 63 and I remember that look from the 70s. That and disco music bring back good memories.

[@JuanDominguez-]

That's a cool look 😎 in my personal opinion

[@caimano55]

Love the style!

[@twain68]

I do really love this style!!!..and you look great compadre Antonio.

[@Joe-pb3bm]

Myt safari jacket was imported from Zimbabwe!

[@TheTubaEmporer]

I often rock this look going out, cool to learn the history of it!

[@MegoPlays]

Id love to see a video explaining which color clothing go best with different kind of hair color

[@barrydurstine5867]

I where mine over a sports jack with french cuff and balls ..it works for me

[@wileyallen1545]

John Barrymore is a classic actor and like the others of his era he knew how to dress. People think the collar named after him is associated with the 70s but obviously much older than that. It definitely givessmaller men a bit more width at the neck and shoulders. I'm not small but I don't have huge shoulders so I might try this out!

[@southkingable]

I prefer it with a knitted polo shirt but thank you for the video.

[@lc4n333]

Long collar point, and a scarf to cover up neck. Parisian knot, tuck in the tips in the waistcoat. This is how I'd pull this of.

[@buckaroobaizuo25]

I was trying this the other day and “boom” Antonio’s video drops .. didn’t work for me though but it’s definitely worth seeing if it does

[@jeffwalther]

J & T guy here but I have to say Antonio, the black shirt Barrymore looks great for you!

[@Malum09]

My dad used to style his shirts like that in high school in the 80s, I think they called him Tony because of either T. Montana or T. Manero.

[@lenk8374]

Can you do a video on stand alone mustaches

[@skeletorsnightmares9325]

Yes I do with my shirt but can you do a video of a 1920s men's suit review

[@gentleman960]

the funniest thing is that i always do that when i wear a suit haha thank u rmrs and my grandma

[@cezar211091]

Good look

[@TheSaneHatter]

I was born right in the middle of the 70s (1975), when this look was everywhere, but I wasn't far into my childhood in the 80s before I was getting strong, pervasive hints that this was a dated and tacky look, and I still flinch a little whenever I see it. But for all that, I've never been able to avoid it completely, especially since the 70s started coming BACK before I finished high school! And sometimes, it's the only practical way to wear a collar: even my polos tend to lay a bit like this naturally. So, I'm ambivalent, and always have been. Ultimately, I can say that it's not a "bad" style or a crime against nature, but that in the 70s it was *over-hyped*, and put on absolutely everybody regardless of whether it looked good on them or not. It's fine on YOU, obviously, but that bad memory ruined it for a lot of us, even where it's actually appropriate.

[@willjavtor]

Can you do a video on the different collars on collars and co,

[@natc2191]

I've always thought this was a cool look. Ray Liotta in Goodfellas, made this cool, for me.

[@navieats3955]

I looove it bro I’ma own it.

[@john_marston1888]

Please talk about detachable collars

[@Qthepug]

What do you think of Steve Guttenburg (the audiopheliac. Not the actor.) He’s a bit older, middle aged, and wears colorful shirts. He’s kind of a Woody Allen looking, but friendly and down to earth, I think he pulls it off.

[@Saelestria-jd3uq]

No Antonio, I saw it in a game called Like a Dragon/Yakuza.

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos bro👍

[@lordgarth1]

70s the decade I’m glad I was a wee tot during.

[@UnDonnaiolo]

It also looks good with a leather jacket[biker type]

[@larrywave]

This reminds me of Falling Band Collar's 🤔

[@abdelrahmanbarawi1197]

I have to say it but you and Andy Elliot really really look alike

[@BerzinskyRules]

I'm in!

[@ryandaverayla4910]

I always remember how villains in old local action movies in the Philippines always had collars over lapels or large collars. This look definitely has been associated with swaggering toughs. 😅

[@baconhairman]

Kk watched the whole video but does anyone know where in the world you can buy shirts with a barrymore collar?

[@BobTheHatKing]

Pull this off with an ascot and it’ll be next level

[@nataliehelferty1438]

The Barrymore Collar is named after Me as Drew Barrymore as I was 7 years old and put the shirt collar over the Suit Lapel for the King of Canada Logan Lerman aged 7 in 1975. God kept it like that as a new style. Natalie Helferty Queen of Canada Hollywood Royal. No man gives me credit for styles for men. An old man was always a British Imposter taking credit for all my inventions.

[@jasonvoorhees895]

Collar over lapels is one thing...what about French cuffs folded back over your jacket cuffs? Somebody showed me this when I was younger and I liked the look, but the 2 French cuff shirts I have these days, I wear without a jacket. Anyway, is French cuffs over jacket cuffs more of a European thing? The guy who showed me was French or Italian

[@nataliehelferty1438]

The Tie Pin was invented by Elizabeth II as a Designer.

[@forgedglory]

I don’t think it works. Maybe back in the 70s or someone trying to be whimsical with their look. Which was the point of brad pit in that movie. He was supposed to look like he was always on the move and had no time to take care of his look or even stop to eat a meal which is why he was always carrying food.

[@Sirwanks4lot]

does anyone know where to find these shirts online?

[@lacomie81]

I've always disliked that look.

[@RealMenRealStyle]

How come?

[@honor9lite1337]

Why😮

[@acornsucks2111]

Looks sloppy.@@RealMenRealStyle

[@HeavenlyKnight96]

I can't separate that look from Tony Montana. And Saturday Night Fever. I'm very basic in my style. It's just not for me.

[@lacomie81]

Just feel it looks sloppy, pimpish, just missing the cuban link chains and rings. I prefer a cleaner more refined look, more of a peaky blinders type of style. But again that's just me. I don't knock anyone for what they prefer

[@sparkyblazeup1]

when "Men's Fashioner" starts pushing this style (combined with a trucker jacket, skinny jeans and white sneakers) them we'll all know it'as back . . .

[@nataliehelferty1438]

The Zoot Suit was my Design in 1975 when I was 7 years old for Animated Cartoon Villians. Natalie Helferty Queen of Canada as God's Body with God and Hollywood Royal.

[@oskartheme5233]

5:04 "Jerry Lee Luis" _Lewis._ 6:07 "...begs the question..." *Raises* the question.

[@w.adammandelbaum1805]

Lot's of different opinions in this, but I pull it off rather well as an older guy.

[@kletts42]

Not for me, but it works for others. It does work for Antonio.

[@nataliehelferty1438]

The Safari Jacket was Designed by King of Canada Logan Lerman in 1980. It was for an African Movie. He is King Logan Lightwood. I am his wife Queen of Canada Natalie Helferty who is Natalie Holywood ♥️

[@timothyharshaw2347]

You can wear it with a sweater too

[@RealMenRealStyle]

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[@jayedwards7768]

Sorry (not sorry) but I chuckle whenever I see a guy trying to pull this off. I grew up in the 70s and that look should have stayed there...

[@M3D1AC]

Thanks for the video, this is a great idea! Smashes the comment button, uhm :)

[@renemontenegro6143]

Those collars look ugly, especially that black one because they look to wide , Antonio Cenetenô

[@Pogokoala]

Would this style work well with a trench coat leather? Also I never thought of this while but 60% of my collar shirt has it long which means I be pulling it off with my sport jacket. But again though would it work well with a leather black long trench coat?

[@TheSaneHatter]

I can't think of anything that sounds MORE 70s than that: try it on and judge for yourself. (After all, someone else has probably tried, many times before.)

[@kingnull2697]

You'll definitely be giving Tyler Durden vibes, if that's what you want.

[@Pogokoala]

@@kingnull2697 that would be epic

[@paullondon5332]

Welcome back to the 70s

[@AyAy008]

It always looked dated, feminine , stupid to me lol. Bollywood actors until just a few years ago (some even till this day) wear their shirts that way.

[@danielamaro3114]

Don't think so, it makes me look a sleazy salesman 😮😅

[@undisputed1291]

Say hello to my little friend!!!...😁🔫🔫💀☠

[@pyry1948]

It does not and I am tired of pretending it does

[@RealMenRealStyle]

[@Spotlightadrian1]

Just say No

[@rubie5394]

To the collar under the lapel just do it good and put it over your lapel

[@garmtpug]

I'm sorry, Antonio, but, as a woman, I find this looks like a used car salesman! LOL

[@ryantruong96]

Sorry, But this look to me is sloppy

[@vineetasware4649]

👍

[@ikedakazuto5061]

I usually agree with most things you say but….Nah. And most people in the comments too….nah. I am one of those people that think there is a special place in hell for people who wear it like this. I’m going to flee to gentlemen’s gazette now.

[@thomasharper9860]

I'm not feeling it

[@KevinIsrael]

I'll take that bet. This style isn't coming back.

[@jcj68]

Whoever said thi is stylish??? This looks hideous and it was a fad from the 70s

[@michaelblazin4093]

This look is similar to having 2 days of unshaven beard. When you are Brad Pitt, Sean Connery, or John Hamm, you are hot to women. Everyone else is a bum. Sean Connery wearing a white tuxedo coat is sophisticated. For the rest of us, if we do it, women approach us to order a drink. Women, famous or not, can wear the same things. Men are very different. No, confidence does not get it done. Being a confident bum does not do much for you. Yes, John Barrymore is Drew Barrymore’s grandfather.

[@brianrocks7277]

No, not for me.

[@OldNavyGuy]

Oh God no

[@vincentmccoy7822]

buddy i will always be cooler than you in every way imaginable even down to the last spray on ur death bed

[@KRW628]

No. NO!!!

[@mko7680]

No brother, this is not stylish. It was a couple decades ago, but nowadays it just looks stupid.

[@Bill_tyler]

Hell no…. The 70s was the beginning of the end of our society.

[@acornsucks2111]

Don't like it.

[@SimonTBam]

I do not think that collar works at all. If you look at the collar over the lapel look all of the collars are flat on the lapel. Not on an angle.

[@mbojimore8710]

No men its not you ..dont uses the collar ..its look like lazy worker..

[@FuzzySlipprs]

This collar is vulgar.

[@johnmichaeltwist5086]

Got to be careful with the size of that collar, it may look very tacky.