In the 1950s, getting dressed was a much more formal event than it is today. For many men, the workday began with a shirt, neatly pressed trousers, polished shoes, and sometimes a tie. Clothes were expected to look flawless. Not every man dressed the same way. Still, certain pieces of clothing were common during the decade for all. From high-waisted trousers and narrow ties to jackets and classic shoes, these everyday garments helped define the look of the 1950s worker. 1. White Dress Shirt A white shirt was a staple of the 1950s workplace, especially for office workers and men…