Paul McCartney 1964

Clothes
Fitted suits with a modern cut for the time, generally in black, dark gray or navy blue.
Collarless jackets (Nehru style) in many performances, especially after adopting the designs of tailor Douglas Millings.
White shirts with small collars.
Thin black or very narrow ties, although some suits from 1964 already dispensed with them.
Straight, fitted trousers, with a length that slightly revealed the shoe.
Black Chelsea boots with a low Cuban heel, popularly known as "Beatle boots".
Hair
The famous "mop top":
Straight, dark brown hair.
Long bangs styled forward.
Sides that covered part of the ears.
Medium length, reaching approximately halfway up the neck at the back.
Natural look, with little volume and almost no styling products.
Face
He looked very youthful, about 22 years old.
Oval face, with a soft and barely defined jaw.
Large, dark, very expressive eyes.
Straight eyebrows of medium thickness.
Straight and thin nose.
Full lips, especially the lower one.
His wide and very distinctive smile contributed to his "nice guy" image.
Fair skin and impeccable shave; during this time he did not wear a beard or mustache.