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" Fred Astaire could sing, he could dance, he could act \u2014 and he wore a top hat, tuxedo, and tails like nobody else on the Silver Screen. Since then, historians have loved to discuss how Astaire wasn&amp;#039;t such a huge fan of his tux. And off-screen, he favored a classic, American, casual look that served him as well in New York as it did during the time he spent in London. Still, it&amp;#039;s the formalwear for which Astaire is best remembered \u2014 the look he relied on as headlined all those films along with his co-star, Ginger Rogers. They both live on as two of our country&amp;#039;s most famous entertainers, with a style that not only endures today, but can be re-created from the latest clothes shown on the runway. Click below to see what I mean, with a slideshow of imagined outfits that Astaire might wear if he were still with us today...  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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