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"FacebookPinterest\n\nThe original look, Lee 101 Riders with a white tee and work boots. A combination that continues to symbolize youth rebellion.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nWhile James Dean is known more for his dressed down looks than suiting up, the knit tie is a rebellious style move guys can still pull off today.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nA look that challenges conformity, like this one of Dean sporting a blazer without a tie and haircut that defies trends, reminds guys to do their own thing when getting dressed.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nIn the 9-5 man's uniform, Jim sits in a shoe shine chair. A subtle reminder that no rebel should ignore the importance of good shoe care.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nRumor has it that Dean was supposed to be wearing a khaki version, but Mabry pushed for red. For him, what made a jacket stand out was all about pocket placement and a collar at just the right size. That's something you should keep in mind when choosing outerwear this season.\n\nJames Dean's iconic performance in Rebel Without a Cause made the costumes as famous as the film itself. His character embodied the dissatisfaction and frustration of 1950s postwar teens. An observant lone wolf, with adulthood as his only limitation, Dean's role was one of the first on screen portrayals of jaded youth culture. Moss Mabry, the man behind the costumes, made the jeans and t-shirt look famous and defined the casual jacket. Ideas like this transcended the film and influenced everyday menswear as well as motorcycle style."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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