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The Fashionisto / Published January 23, 2010 / Updated January 23, 2015 Pin Balmain’s Christophe Decarnin hints at an element of sophisticated grunge for his latest collection. Not afraid to pair the tailored jacket with ripped denim, Balmain’s young man represents a nonchalant, yet fashionable attitude in relation to style. Pin Pin

The Fashionisto / Published January 23, 2010 / Updated January 24, 2015 PinPin Sticking to true form, nothing is too out of the ordinary for Comme des Garçons SHIRT this season. Blending vivid plaid prints as always, the label pairs most of its bold shirting with relaxed solid trousers for a somewhat grounded look.

The Fashionisto / Published January 21, 2010 / Updated March 23, 2015 PinPin Borrowing this season’s theme from the Rolling Stones song Paint It Black, designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren bring their signature menswear quirks to the runway for the first time. Unveiling a refined collection based in a dark color palette, points of interest are sporadic as the Viktor & Rolf man is doused in p

The Fashionisto / Published January 18, 2010 / Updated January 11, 2015 PinPin After a season’s break, Alexander McQueen returns to the runway with the usual theatrics subdued. Tightly wound to create tension, the enigmatic collection sets the stage with intense camouflage, balaclavas and drastic silhouettes. Appearing as if doused in a spontaneous yet rhythmic sequence of prints, McQueen breathes

PinPin The most important point on the agenda this season for Moncler Gamme Bleu was not to forget to wake the models. Beginning the show in a sleeping state, the models were awoken from cots to begin suiting up for winter’s cold. In a cheeky colorful fashion, designer Thom Browne set the models up for inspection. Armed with snowboots, parkas, well-insulated quilting, knits and cold-weather access