Cornering the counterculture market with his iconic role in Easy Rider, Dennis Hopper became a figurehead of the movement and the style it represented. Hopper’s blue-collar style, infused with southwestern accents, turned heads—but he didn’t care. He wore his nonchalance with pride. Learn more about Hopper’s style and its influences here. Below, take a look at the pieces in the outfit from the above photo.
(Jean Shop)Trucker Jacket Stretch, Dark Mid Wash by Jean Shop ($198)
(Saturdays NYC)Porter Reed Dress Shirt by Saturdays NYC ($150)
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