Peaky Blinders also introduces other working-class items such as the Henley shirt, which is quite cool. You can also see T-bar cufflinks, which, at the time, were just starting to get popular, but it was more targeted towards the mass market. Nicer, higher-end cufflinks were decorative on both sides and often had chains. Tommy Shelby wears a pair of gold T-bar cufflinks. [Image Credit: BBC] Sleepwear

Chester Campbell, played by Sam Neill, on the other hand represents the law. He’s an early enemy of the Shelbys and he always likes to wear his very English bowler hat.The fabrics were accurate, the cuts were often period accurate, and they also paid attention to the accessories like suspender buttons and the suspenders. Maybe the overcoats weren’t quite long enough at times, but still much longer than in many other period shows. Arthur Shelby in a casual country wear featuring a pair of suspenders. [Image Credit: BBC] There were a lot more nuances between 1920s and 30s clothing and, if you want to learn more about that, we have specific guides about each decade, as well as a post on the history about the suit that will give you much more detail.

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He’s now dressed more in the late-30s fashion, which makes sense from men of his status. He has shed accoutrement of the street brawler and become much more aligned with the other upper-class criminals that appear in the show. According to popular legend, the name “Peaky Blinders” refers to the razor blades sewn into their newsboy caps that they use to defend themselves and maybe blind their opponents. Some people say they use the caps to cut people’s eyes. Others said they would headbutt and the blood would blind the opponent’s eyes. Disposable razor blades weren’t in the market until the early 1900s When Tommy marries Grace, you can distinctly see the different takes on wedding attire. On the one side are the bride’s family, where they all wear uniforms and are really dressed up, and on the other side, they’re not as dressed up for sure. As a Jewish man in a then very anti-Semitic societies, Alfred Solomon manages to play with the different stereotypes of the time. He also cuts a pretty unique figure, even though he shares stylistic elements with other characters in the show. 6. Luca Changretta (Adrien Brody) He often tilts his hat to one side. It definitely has his 1930s flare. Luca Changretta in a striped three-piece suit and spearpoint collar shirt, accessorized with a watch chain and fedora hat. [Image Credit: BBC]