Personally I look to late 40's/50's pictures/movies for inspiration (desert boot/engineer boots especially), but that is my personal style, for sure not for everyone.
That's cool, man. You can still pull it off as long as the articles fit you properly. I met a girl at Barnes And Noble yesterday who'sinto that. She's into fashion from the early to mid 1900's, but she put her own twist to it. Ironically that I met her in the fashion department ofthe bookstore.
I bought the a book on Chanel for leisure reading. The synopsis caught my attention....an orphan who made it big and paid off herbrothers to stay out of her life.
I think the beauty of the DB is that it's a very versatile pair of shoes. From t shirt and jeans to a suit, it can work.
This has nothing to do with the thread, but another interesting fact. Brooks Brothers stopped making black suits for ~100 years because it was said thatLincoln got assassinated while wearing a black BB suit. They only started making them again in 1998.