Ugh! I remember this look all too well! I lived in Florida while Miami Vice was on tv & saw way too many guys trying to look like Sonny Crockett! lol

Miami Vice look was IT!!! Men looked sooo sexy and masculine with sonny's fashions, can't sstand the rapper-reggaeton look of today, CANT" STAND IT

I always admired the Miami Vice fashion as a teen in the mid and late 80's, it just seemed to attract the cutest girls. It's a shame around '91 or '92 guys traded in their Miami Vice pastels and deck shoes for Nirvana plaids and Doc Martens, fashion just hasn't been the same!

I love the Miami Vice look and I live in Florida so it's good lol

Oh and I agree with Abraixas, I'm tired of the Reggaeton/hiphop AKA wannabe hard look, BRING BACK THE 80's!

every man in their 30's I come across thinks this look is the best look ever. Not to mention the really remember the show. I hate the rolled up sleeves.

REAL MEN WEAR PINK!

I like the look of men suit and fashion back then. Now in the year 2000 the men fashion look more sloopy with teens pants are too loose and coming down their butt and wearing only extra large t-shirts. What happen to descent suit and tie? Bring back the descent look of a male look from the 80's again.

my boyfriend has searched high and low and between the average henley, cool colored sports coats, linen pants and georgio brutini dress shoe he has made a wordrobe sonny crockett would appreciate and i die for..it is out there,,,you have to seek it..

I had bought a Miami Vice sports coat ... white all cotton, super light, no liner ... was the best dam sports coat I ever had ... Never sweated in it ... I wish I could find em ... also later got a black, and tan one.

anyone know where to buy these style clothing

the 80s look was the best. the crocket look rocked.i live in miami fl. in the late 80s, good times.

The Miami Vice look (T-shirt under a boxy, unlined, unconstructed sport coat and often white or pastels) epitomizes the 80's but was a short-lived fad for only a few years in the mid-80's. It was influenced by new wave and pop musicians like Duran Duran, Hall and Oates, David Bowie, Hewey Lewis; and even Eddie Van Halen wore a loose black and red blazer over his trademark "NO BOZOS" T-shirt before Miami Vice came along. What was more important than the style was that males - young and older - actually made an effort to be dressy and took pride in their appearance. Unfortunately, that was the last renaissance of men's fashion. Then came gangsta rap with cheesy nylon track suits, and grunge with flannel plaid shirts, torn up jeans, and hoodies. Guys turned in their sport coats and started dressing more like panhandling hobos.

RIP Glenn Frey.

Don Johnson was so hot. I'd love it if guys still dressed like that.