I'm trying to study victorian era clothing. I can find tons of information on women's clothing and even visual guides to the different styles and designs. However, I cannot find any reliable about Victorian Men's Clothing. Most of my information says that it didn't change much, but I can't find visual guides or anything very detailed or reliable.
Does anyone have a reliable source that I can use?
The absolute most helpful book for you is Joan Severa's Dressed for the Photographer: Ordinary Americans & Fashion, 1840-1900. It's incredibly detailed, and, of course, lavishly stuffed with copies of historical photos and daguerreotypes. The only thing I ever have to complain about in it is the loaded language used to describe corsetry.
Another very useful source for your purposes will be Norah Waugh's The Cut of Men's Clothes. It's more about patterns and making suits, but Waugh gives a lot of information about different styles and changes over time.
I feel you, though! There is so much more written about the sequence of women's fashion in the Victorian era than about men's.