Clint Eastwood is weathered. Every single moment of stage time has cautiously etched as part of his face: He's acted in 65 films and directed 35 titles in a career that spans six decades. Now, Eastwood is pushing eighty years old. But he's also the only real man on the planet who is able to make wrinkles look superior.

Tom Ford brought his first set of Gucci loafers at the age of 13. Ford says, he bugged his mother till she purchased them for him. It is doable to mark that occasion because the time in which Ford opted his career path.After stints at Perry Ellis and Cathy Hardwick (where he dealt with Marc Jacobs), Ford, then hardly recognized in the fashion world, took work at Gucci and began the arduous job of resurrecting the vanishing luxury brand.

Andy Warhol (born Andrew Warhola) was the most well-known art star of the United States', a fascinating trend maker who was captivated with both beauty and ugliness. A magazine and advertisement illustrator, Warhol rose to fame after a 1962 New York exhibition that featured, with other works, his iconic soup will prints. Before long, the first kind commercial artist had made an indelible mark on art and fashion.

Playing as Edward Cullen in famous Twilight series, Robert Pattinson is undoubtedly one of the most stylish men. With his pale skin complexion, raw heart-melting sex appeal, masculine facial features and rebellious looks has become the heartthrob of women across the globe.Pattinson has become a household name after his role in Twilight series. His acting isn't the only thing which has taken off so has his acknowledgment for being quite the fashion icon.