Persol

The film's fashion became legendary.

Three-piece suits, silk ties, perfectly tailored jackets, the Persol sunglasses, the dune buggy, the glider, the chess scene.

McQueen didn't just wear the clothes, he inhabited them.

He moved like a man who had always lived in luxury, even though he'd grown up in poverty.

He masterfully brought workwear and military-inspired pieces into the realm of considered style, and he did it with a level of intentionality that most men struggle to achieve.

Think of his iconic Barracuda G9 Harrington jacket, those signature Persol sunglasses, his simple crew neck sweaters, and his rugged khaki fatigue pants.

His magic touch is evident in the mixing of these elements.

For example, an outfit from The Thomas Crown Affair pairing a cotton Harrington jacket with a well-tailored pair of trousers and soft suede boots.