From motorcycles to Monacos, McQueen didn’t just wear clothes—he embodied cool. Here’s how the original king of understated menswear rewrote the rules.

Persol’s iconic 714 — the Italian-made sunglasses made famous by the actor Steve McQueen — debuts at the Cannes Film Festival as this summer’s most coveted accessory.

Step Aside, Cary Grant and Steve McQueen. Our Hunt for a New Men’s Style Icon. Why do all our menswear idols come from the pre-cellphone era?

Red Wing Shoes Curiously, Steve McQueen famously wore the 877 boot with an eight-inch upper, so Red Wing is clearly taking some creative license here with the new boot. Nonetheless, the tweaks bring a ...

Steve McQueen is reunited with one of his favorite cars, a 1958 Porsche Speedster 1600 Super and has a little help from MotorTrend founder Robert E. Petersen.

Most of us aren't really interested in the real McQueen, we just want the tough guy from Bullitt. Fortunately, author Marc Eliot isn't in that group. In Steve McQueen: A Biography, readers meet a ...

British filmmaker Steve McQueen, highly honored at home, is back in the Hollywood awards picture with his World War II drama “Blitz,” in which a young boy (Elliott Heffernan) tries to make his ...

August 13, 2024 Steve McQueen’s Heuer Monaco Chronograph From ‘Le Mans’ Is up for Sale Another example worn by McQueen on the set sold in 2020 for over $2.2 million, making this a big-ticket ...

Chief among them: Grant, Steve McQueen and Paul Newman, a trio that a former colleague of mine dubbed “the Mount Rushmore” of style icons. Personally, I’m hungry for fresh idols!

It’s easy to understand why Steve McQueen chose this as his first new car and his initial racing weapon. Will the Speedster ever leave the McQueen family again? Chad smiles a knowing grin.