The Fashion Plateau - Styles of The Lost World
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Style Essentials - Stylish Men

The male explorers strike a delicate balance between adapting to the more carefree style of the Plateau, while at the same time staying true to the more uptight dress code of the Western world.

Casual wear in the Twenties
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Three fine gentlemen in their favorite attire

Roxton's Fitness Routine
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The Hunter enjoys the latest fitness fad on the Plateau - Arenaerobics

Two men at work - two approaches to work attire
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We applaud Ned Malone for his ability to overcome old-fashioned ideas of propriety

The Hardship of Physical Labor
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The explorers forget propriety when hard work is the order of the day

Upper body nudity - a standard look with the Zanga - is only seen in combination with hard physical labor or exercise programs.
Especially the older members of the expedition, Professor Challenger and Professor Summerlee, are taking great pains in being dressed properly. Challenger is often wearing a full suit including vest, thus showing clearly that true fashion sense can easily overcome minor obstacles like heat and humidity.
Hats are a favorite among the explorers, with the exception of Ned Malone, who so far has not been seen wearing a hat. Why Malone does not wear a hat is unclear. He certainly looks very good wearing one, as was confirmed by Lord John Roxton, when he recounted his adventures in the Old West, where he had to fight against an evil alter ego of Malone.
Lord Roxton to Veronica: "Neddy-Boy sure looked good in black!"

He looks just like Ned Malone...
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But the fact that he wears a hat tips us off - it has to be someone else. Meet the evil Johnny Ringo

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