somewhere in between the quintessential British style the fashion sect had grown accustomed to and a dramatic war character born from film. Crafting the classic suit of slender proportions at one spectrum and oversize silhouettes at the opposite end
bypassing the 70′s and looking to the 80′s for the inspiration of their candy-coated fall collection. Pure fun, the latest range excites the senses with a wide array of vibrant color and tops emblazoned with Mickey Mouse and the iconic Coca-Cola logo.
The combination of distinctive quirks and oversize silhouettes result in a look that stands apart from others while providing an accessible angle. From ankle baring trousers and boxy outerwear to fun loving polka dots,
fall’s collection offers a relaxed take on menswear that manages to find profound warmth in knits and suiting alike. Balancing a slim body with shapely outerwear,
More than enamored with the house’s signature prints, the latest collection tones down the colors and wears familiarity like a second skin. Humble and the epitome of the anti-trend,
Tearing a page from the family photo album, circa the 70′s, Prada’s man acquired a pair of knee high socks along with boxy polos, sporting a new shimmering finish.
When not playing it safe with hues of black and brown, the collection felt extremely festive with red as well as green. Composing this season’s uniforms, shorts, boots and quilted apparel made quite the statement while proportions played to a practical sense for a change.
Combining relaxed tailoring and an exercise of the exaggerated silhouette, the label came to a contemporary understanding for the man of great formalities.
the label maintained a certain playfulness with a hint of technicolor. Grounded by structured suiting and showing an untamed side with leather crumpled trousers and jackets, the latest outing from Bottega Veneta answered the call of the changing consumer.
Giorgio Armani looked towards fall as quite the occasion to remember. Well suited for evening or a casual day’s wear, layered with sophistication and smarts,
dark rich hues of autumn, contrasted against sensational flesh tones. Resonating a refined luxury, carried off with little to no effort, the range quickly turned to a lifestyle,
relaxed tailoring ushered in a lineup of suiting with a sinister purpose. Boasting shifted proportions and elaborate prints, casual wear received a formal update with a mix of thrifty finds and noble charity.
Contrasting the clean lines of aristocracy and the gritty nature of the military, fall’s collection sets contemporary menswear to the beat of a hero of many moods. Taking on parachute-like silhouettes, heightened attention to structure and acute accessibility, Cold Method creates the perfect storm
Taking a note from the Paris student riots of 1968, the Australian label polishes up their signature rock ‘n’ roll style for a smart season with a hint of old world charm.
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