and start out from there.

The 1950s Greaser Look For Men Returns

If you will be a man who has had his eyes open in hopes of getting the newest forthcoming fashion trend before the crowd gets word of it then today is the time to buy on board the emerging 50s greaser get up. It ran for an entire decade 60 years ago, and only disappeared when the 1960s flower children appeared on the setting with their own rare look.
This tried and established look begins at the vastly top of the head with a swept back hairstyle or blasphemous wizards sleeve that remained in place with an oily hair therapy. Now take into account that when you use the exact things, it merely takes a pat, so do not overdo it like so much of freshmen normally do.
Sideburns are a specific must and you could have your alternative of straight or tightly trimmed mutton shops, but either way they got to extend down just a bit below the earlobe. Also if you would like to take a look at a harder, extra "street tough" get up in this new fashion style try dying your hair jet black.
You got your selection of loads of shirt colors and patterns but remember two things in mind. The first thing is that collars were small and no collar shirts were also big. Also be careful that you do not try to mix in any "modern colors". Just explore outside and purchase a lot of colored short sleeved t-shirts or wizards sleeve, and start out from there.
Now trousers were not worn baggy long ago and blue Levi straight leg jeans were big long ago but newer black Levis will also work. Now they were not worn tight. Just not baggy, and it was perfectly acceptable to have them cuffed up at the bottoms.