The tall, dark and classically handsome Californian actor, Mr Gregory Peck, made his film debut in Days of Glory in 1944, and just five years later, in 1949, he had been Oscar-nominated for four different movies. Among his most famous roles, he played the gentlemanly Atticus Finch in the film adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird, where he set the precedent for men aspiring to be able to carry off the three-piece suit with such easy grace, and he finally won an Oscar for this role in 1962....

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From his tuxedo choices on the red carpet, to the now-iconic scorpion bomber jacket from his 2011 film Drive, you would be hard pressed to catch Mr Gosling...

Did he have style? The Duke of Windsor had style in every buckle on his kilt, every check of his country suits...

Regularly found in the top rankings of any ‘Best Dressed Men of All Time’ list, Italian industrialist...

You would be forgiven for thinking the addition of Mr Alan Titchmarsh to a Style Icon list alongside the likes of Steve McQueen and President Kennedy a little odd...

Elvis Presley. The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. ‘The Pelvis’. The legend. At the time of his death, he had sold more than 600 million singles and albums...

Christened Maurice Joseph Micklewhite, Michael Caine adopted his stage name under advice from his agent in the 50s. ..