Business Attire Collection
"Business Attire: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time with these digitally restored reproductions of 19th-century originals
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"Business Attire: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time with these digitally restored reproductions of 19th-century originals, showcasing the evolution and its significance throughout history. First, we have Philipp Wilhelm Ritter von Hamm, a German agronomist, entrepreneur, and politician who epitomized sophistication in his formal ensemble. His impeccable style reflects the refined fashion choices of the era. Next is Johann Gottfried Boltze, an influential German entrepreneur in agriculture. His portrait captures him donning a distinguished outfit that exudes authority and success. This depiction offers a glimpse into the sartorial preferences of businessmen during this period. Moving on to Bavaria, Germany, we encounter a historical illustration featuring a travelling merchant offering crucifixes to people outside an inn. The merchant's attire speaks volumes about his profession—smartly dressed yet practical for long journeys—a testament to how clothing played a role in establishing credibility and trust. Shifting gears to military fashion, we explore Prussian Army's Royal Hussar Regiment winter suit from Rhenish No. This uniform showcases both elegance and functionality as it protected soldiers against harsh weather conditions while maintaining their regal appearance. Venturing further east to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, we discover an enchanting barber shop from the 18th century. The barbers' outfits reflect cultural traditions while embodying professionalism and attention to detail—an embodiment of timeless style transcending borders. Delving deeper into history brings us Karl Christopher Elsen (1649-1690), a physicist known for his contributions in Nuremberg and Kulmbach. Though not specifically focused on business attire per se, this restoration provides insight into academic dress codes prevalent during that era—a reminder that even scholars had their own distinctive styles. Lastly but certainly not least is Donald Iain Smith captured amidst rain with an umbrella while talking on a public phone.