The dandy is no mere clothes horse — he (and later, she and they) is a walking manifesto. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, George “Beau” Brummell turned fashion into philosophy by rejecting frills and lace in favor of impeccable tailoring, starched linen, and understated elegance. He made restraint revolutionary, showing that wit, polish, and posture could outshine gilded excess. Writers from Byron to Baudelaire picked up the pose, and dandyism became as much about cultivated persona a

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