As time went on, more and more different styles of mustache popped ... it sparked the pencil mustache trend thanks to the film's leading man, Clark Gable. During his heyday, Gable was often ...

So is my beard. a very tight, tailored mustache became very, very vogue. Think guys like Clark Gable and Errol Flynn. These guys exuded style, and a lot of it was wrapped up in their upper lip.

And if you couldn’t grow a mustache, they’d give you one (made of goat hair). There’s some back-and-forth in the ‘20s and ‘30s. Leading men like Clark Gable sported well-kept little numbers.

Credit: REX American actor Clark Gable might not have scored his role as heart-throb Rhett Butler in ‘Gone With the Wind’ without his ability to grow a striking After Eight moustache.

But if you shape it a little more, or put some separation between your mustache and nose a la Clark Gable, you might be in for more work than you want. You’ll need to shave down the stubble ...

From fearless Trucker ‘taches to the ever-suave realms of the Connoisseur and After-Eight styles; Movember is the time to get acquainted with men’s must-have moustaches.