Blogs or collections of Men's Garb?

[gypsylakat]

Anyone know any good garb resources for dudes? Blogs? Photo Galleries? I always feel they get the short end of the stick when it comes to dressing up unless they're doing completely HA or are wearing nobles.
Women's fairwear has a TON of options- seems to me like men might be settling for "shirt and pants" or "Leather"

[isabelladangelo]

Or great kilts with nice linen shirts.  :-)

Just type in men's garb on pinterest - there are TONS of links to at least good ideas if not blogs for men's garb there. 

[Lady Kathleen of Olmsted]

The ELIZABETHAN COSTUME group on Facebook has many talented people as members who post a number of links and photos of men in garb from various classes.

[CenturiesSewing]

Late chiming in:

http://garb4guys.blogspot.com/ Scott has some great doublet diaries and his leather slashed jerkin is something I covet.

http://www.themodernmaker.net/ Mathew is more active on fb but does post construction shots. Kickstarted book should be out soon.

http://www.danrosenart.com/historical-interpretation.html Daniel has a nice gallery of HA interpretations.

There are a few more I can thing of, but I'll have to see if I can dig them up in the internet archive.

[operafantomet]

Anyone know any good garb resources for dudes? Blogs? Photo Galleries? I always feel they get the short end of the stick when it comes to dressing up unless they're doing completely HA or are wearing nobles.
Women's fairwear has a TON of options- seems to me like men might be settling for "shirt and pants" or "Leather"

If you're interested in Italian 16th century, I put up two galleries;

Extant clothes:
http://aneafiles.webs.com/renaissancegallery/extantmen.html

Period depictions:
http://aneafiles.webs.com/renaissancegallery/men.html