Steve Jobs isn’t the first man to decide choosing what to wear every day is too much work. Albert Einstein bought several versions of the same suit, surmising that his brainpower was better used on less pedestrian pursuits, like providing the groundwork for nuclear weapons.
It takes a real man to wear the same thing every day and look good doing it. To get you thinking about what your uniform will be, we present 15 male icons who either never change their clothes or have a lot of really similar outfits hanging around in the closet.
Pee Wee Herman, performance artist and actor
Grey suit, red bowtie and.. lipstick?
Fidel Castro, Cuban revolutionary
Combat fatigues, beard and cigar.
Indiana Jones, globetrotting archaeologist
Fedora, brown leather jacket, chin scar and bullwhip.
Albert Einstein, physicist and composer of the theory of relativity
Henry Rollins, actor, spoken word artist and former front man of Black Flag and Rollins Band
Black pants, black T-shirt and prison tattoos.
Steve Jobs, retired Apple CEO
Blue jeans, black turtleneck and smug sense of self-satisfaction.
The Ramones, punk rock band and CBGB mainstays
T-shirts, black leather jackets and nut-hugger jeans.
Johnny Cash, country music legend, Man in Black and all-around bad ass
Black shirt, black pants, black vest and black beauties.
Karl Lagerfeld, head designer and creative director for Chanel
High-collar tuxedo and sunglasses.
Elite.
