Best fashion trends for men
For the men who want to get started, this is the season for bold colours for them. So if it is a pair of olive green pants or burnt orange trousers that catches your fancy, go ahead and buy them. You can tone down the colour with something more sober like a white shirt on top. Experts say that suits are becoming boxier and the double breasted blazer is in style too, so if you are still into slim fits, try a newer kind of style this year. The slim cut trousers of last year are fast fading away to make way for wider legged pants. Those who love sweatshirts could try out the ones with interesting prints or patterns, even if it has large and graphic as birds of paradise motifs. Short sleeved shirts are also back in fashion. Sports coats, camouflage prints and army themes are hot and happening on the international catwalks now.
While most men fear standing out because they’ve worn something very different from everyone else, it should not be cause of worry anymore. The more adventurous they are, the more the people who will be following their sense of style and getting rid of all their own wardrobe staples to make room for more fashion forward clothes.
Article source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/trends/Best-fashion-trends-for-men/articleshow/14530155.cms
Best fashion trends for men
For the men who want to get started, this is the season for bold colours for them. So if it is a pair of olive green pants or burnt orange trousers that catches your fancy, go ahead and buy them. You can tone down the colour with something more sober like a white shirt on top. Experts say that suits are becoming boxier and the double breasted blazer is in style too, so if you are still into slim fits, try a newer kind of style this year. The slim cut trousers of last year are fast fading away to make way for wider legged pants. Those who love sweatshirts could try out the ones with interesting prints or patterns, even if it has large and graphic as birds of paradise motifs. Short sleeved shirts are also back in fashion. Sports coats, camouflage prints and army themes are hot and happening on the international catwalks now.
While most men fear standing out because they’ve worn something very different from everyone else, it should not be cause of worry anymore. The more adventurous they are, the more the people who will be following their sense of style and getting rid of all their own wardrobe staples to make room for more fashion forward clothes.
Article source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/trends/Best-fashion-trends-for-men/articleshow/14530155.cms
Best fashion trends for men
For the men who want to get started, this is the season for bold colours for them. So if it is a pair of olive green pants or burnt orange trousers that catches your fancy, go ahead and buy them. You can tone down the colour with something more sober like a white shirt on top. Experts say that suits are becoming boxier and the double breasted blazer is in style too, so if you are still into slim fits, try a newer kind of style this year. The slim cut trousers of last year are fast fading away to make way for wider legged pants. Those who love sweatshirts could try out the ones with interesting prints or patterns, even if it has large and graphic as birds of paradise motifs. Short sleeved shirts are also back in fashion. Sports coats, camouflage prints and army themes are hot and happening on the international catwalks now.
While most men fear standing out because they’ve worn something very different from everyone else, it should not be cause of worry anymore. The more adventurous they are, the more the people who will be following their sense of style and getting rid of all their own wardrobe staples to make room for more fashion forward clothes.
Article source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/trends/Best-fashion-trends-for-men/articleshow/14530155.cms
Sheer florals show soft side to British men’s fashion
LONDON |
LONDON (Reuters) – British menswear designers showcased a mixture of transparent florals and detailed paisley prints accessorized with quilted handbags and colored briefcases on the final day of London’s first standalone men’s fashion event.
Designer J.W. Anderson’s showcase for London Collections Men featured teddy bear prints, sheer floral patterns and knitted ensembles. The models wearing black wigs and headscarves tied to one side carried quilted handbags and branded sketchbooks.
Vivid pink and red jackets were seen alongside knitted bell bottom trousers and tops, as well as shirts and shorts with a printed paintbrush effect.
A crisp palette of pale grays, white, blue and ochre with neat tailored finishes and contrasting color details were seen at Richard Nicoll’s debut menswear collection.
“I thought the color was good. Good color, good silhouettes. It looked well made. A lot of collections in London look very worked on but not necessarily well made. This looks chic,” said style blogger Scott Schuman, of The Sartorialist.
Leather jackets in teal and aqua with contrasting details also featured alongside rich paisley prints, with models carrying colored briefcases and duffel bags.
Menswear is the fastest growing fashion sector and the three-day London show has seen a mixture of haute couture and high-street designers showcase the best of British menswear featuring fashion luminaries such as Tom Ford and Paul Smith.
“You can go to Savile Row, Burlington Arcade or Jermyn Street and see fantastic heritage, and then there are probably the most cutting edge designers in the world showing in London, amazing street style, you sort of get everything,” said Dylan Jones, editor of men’s magazine GQ.
“It’s the new generation of men who are actually spending money, they’ve learnt how to shop like women, and they’re going out and buying clothes. It’s great for the economy.”
(Additional reporting by Matthew Stock; Editing by Sophie Hares)
Article source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/17/us-britain-fashion-idUSBRE85E1JH20120617
Sheer florals show soft side to British men’s fashion
LONDON |
LONDON (Reuters) – British menswear designers showcased a mixture of transparent florals and detailed paisley prints accessorized with quilted handbags and colored briefcases on the final day of London’s first standalone men’s fashion event.
Designer J.W. Anderson’s showcase for London Collections Men featured teddy bear prints, sheer floral patterns and knitted ensembles. The models wearing black wigs and headscarves tied to one side carried quilted handbags and branded sketchbooks.
Vivid pink and red jackets were seen alongside knitted bell bottom trousers and tops, as well as shirts and shorts with a printed paintbrush effect.
A crisp palette of pale grays, white, blue and ochre with neat tailored finishes and contrasting color details were seen at Richard Nicoll’s debut menswear collection.
“I thought the color was good. Good color, good silhouettes. It looked well made. A lot of collections in London look very worked on but not necessarily well made. This looks chic,” said style blogger Scott Schuman, of The Sartorialist.
Leather jackets in teal and aqua with contrasting details also featured alongside rich paisley prints, with models carrying colored briefcases and duffel bags.
Menswear is the fastest growing fashion sector and the three-day London show has seen a mixture of haute couture and high-street designers showcase the best of British menswear featuring fashion luminaries such as Tom Ford and Paul Smith.
“You can go to Savile Row, Burlington Arcade or Jermyn Street and see fantastic heritage, and then there are probably the most cutting edge designers in the world showing in London, amazing street style, you sort of get everything,” said Dylan Jones, editor of men’s magazine GQ.
“It’s the new generation of men who are actually spending money, they’ve learnt how to shop like women, and they’re going out and buying clothes. It’s great for the economy.”
(Additional reporting by Matthew Stock; Editing by Sophie Hares)
Article source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/17/us-britain-fashion-idUSBRE85E1JH20120617
Sheer florals show soft side to British men’s fashion
LONDON |
LONDON (Reuters) – British menswear designers showcased a mixture of transparent florals and detailed paisley prints accessorized with quilted handbags and colored briefcases on the final day of London’s first standalone men’s fashion event.
Designer J.W. Anderson’s showcase for London Collections Men featured teddy bear prints, sheer floral patterns and knitted ensembles. The models wearing black wigs and headscarves tied to one side carried quilted handbags and branded sketchbooks.
Vivid pink and red jackets were seen alongside knitted bell bottom trousers and tops, as well as shirts and shorts with a printed paintbrush effect.
A crisp palette of pale grays, white, blue and ochre with neat tailored finishes and contrasting color details were seen at Richard Nicoll’s debut menswear collection.
“I thought the color was good. Good color, good silhouettes. It looked well made. A lot of collections in London look very worked on but not necessarily well made. This looks chic,” said style blogger Scott Schuman, of The Sartorialist.
Leather jackets in teal and aqua with contrasting details also featured alongside rich paisley prints, with models carrying colored briefcases and duffel bags.
Menswear is the fastest growing fashion sector and the three-day London show has seen a mixture of haute couture and high-street designers showcase the best of British menswear featuring fashion luminaries such as Tom Ford and Paul Smith.
“You can go to Savile Row, Burlington Arcade or Jermyn Street and see fantastic heritage, and then there are probably the most cutting edge designers in the world showing in London, amazing street style, you sort of get everything,” said Dylan Jones, editor of men’s magazine GQ.
“It’s the new generation of men who are actually spending money, they’ve learnt how to shop like women, and they’re going out and buying clothes. It’s great for the economy.”
(Additional reporting by Matthew Stock; Editing by Sophie Hares)
Article source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/17/us-britain-fashion-idUSBRE85E1JH20120617
Sheer florals show soft side to British men’s fashion
LONDON |
LONDON (Reuters) – British menswear designers showcased a mixture of transparent florals and detailed paisley prints accessorized with quilted handbags and colored briefcases on the final day of London’s first standalone men’s fashion event.
Designer J.W. Anderson’s showcase for London Collections Men featured teddy bear prints, sheer floral patterns and knitted ensembles. The models wearing black wigs and headscarves tied to one side carried quilted handbags and branded sketchbooks.
Vivid pink and red jackets were seen alongside knitted bell bottom trousers and tops, as well as shirts and shorts with a printed paintbrush effect.
A crisp palette of pale grays, white, blue and ochre with neat tailored finishes and contrasting color details were seen at Richard Nicoll’s debut menswear collection.
“I thought the color was good. Good color, good silhouettes. It looked well made. A lot of collections in London look very worked on but not necessarily well made. This looks chic,” said style blogger Scott Schuman, of The Sartorialist.
Leather jackets in teal and aqua with contrasting details also featured alongside rich paisley prints, with models carrying colored briefcases and duffel bags.
Menswear is the fastest growing fashion sector and the three-day London show has seen a mixture of haute couture and high-street designers showcase the best of British menswear featuring fashion luminaries such as Tom Ford and Paul Smith.
“You can go to Savile Row, Burlington Arcade or Jermyn Street and see fantastic heritage, and then there are probably the most cutting edge designers in the world showing in London, amazing street style, you sort of get everything,” said Dylan Jones, editor of men’s magazine GQ.
“It’s the new generation of men who are actually spending money, they’ve learnt how to shop like women, and they’re going out and buying clothes. It’s great for the economy.”
(Additional reporting by Matthew Stock; Editing by Sophie Hares)
Article source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/17/us-britain-fashion-idUSBRE85E1JH20120617
Sheer florals show soft side to British men’s fashion
LONDON |
LONDON (Reuters) – British menswear designers showcased a mixture of transparent florals and detailed paisley prints accessorized with quilted handbags and colored briefcases on the final day of London’s first standalone men’s fashion event.
Designer J.W. Anderson’s showcase for London Collections Men featured teddy bear prints, sheer floral patterns and knitted ensembles. The models wearing black wigs and headscarves tied to one side carried quilted handbags and branded sketchbooks.
Vivid pink and red jackets were seen alongside knitted bell bottom trousers and tops, as well as shirts and shorts with a printed paintbrush effect.
A crisp palette of pale grays, white, blue and ochre with neat tailored finishes and contrasting color details were seen at Richard Nicoll’s debut menswear collection.
“I thought the color was good. Good color, good silhouettes. It looked well made. A lot of collections in London look very worked on but not necessarily well made. This looks chic,” said style blogger Scott Schuman, of The Sartorialist.
Leather jackets in teal and aqua with contrasting details also featured alongside rich paisley prints, with models carrying colored briefcases and duffel bags.
Menswear is the fastest growing fashion sector and the three-day London show has seen a mixture of haute couture and high-street designers showcase the best of British menswear featuring fashion luminaries such as Tom Ford and Paul Smith.
“You can go to Savile Row, Burlington Arcade or Jermyn Street and see fantastic heritage, and then there are probably the most cutting edge designers in the world showing in London, amazing street style, you sort of get everything,” said Dylan Jones, editor of men’s magazine GQ.
“It’s the new generation of men who are actually spending money, they’ve learnt how to shop like women, and they’re going out and buying clothes. It’s great for the economy.”
(Additional reporting by Matthew Stock; Editing by Sophie Hares)
Article source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/17/us-britain-fashion-idUSBRE85E1JH20120617
Sheer florals show soft side to British men’s fashion
LONDON |
LONDON (Reuters) – British menswear designers showcased a mixture of transparent florals and detailed paisley prints accessorized with quilted handbags and colored briefcases on the final day of London’s first standalone men’s fashion event.
Designer J.W. Anderson’s showcase for London Collections Men featured teddy bear prints, sheer floral patterns and knitted ensembles. The models wearing black wigs and headscarves tied to one side carried quilted handbags and branded sketchbooks.
Vivid pink and red jackets were seen alongside knitted bell bottom trousers and tops, as well as shirts and shorts with a printed paintbrush effect.
A crisp palette of pale grays, white, blue and ochre with neat tailored finishes and contrasting color details were seen at Richard Nicoll’s debut menswear collection.
“I thought the color was good. Good color, good silhouettes. It looked well made. A lot of collections in London look very worked on but not necessarily well made. This looks chic,” said style blogger Scott Schuman, of The Sartorialist.
Leather jackets in teal and aqua with contrasting details also featured alongside rich paisley prints, with models carrying colored briefcases and duffel bags.
Menswear is the fastest growing fashion sector and the three-day London show has seen a mixture of haute couture and high-street designers showcase the best of British menswear featuring fashion luminaries such as Tom Ford and Paul Smith.
“You can go to Savile Row, Burlington Arcade or Jermyn Street and see fantastic heritage, and then there are probably the most cutting edge designers in the world showing in London, amazing street style, you sort of get everything,” said Dylan Jones, editor of men’s magazine GQ.
“It’s the new generation of men who are actually spending money, they’ve learnt how to shop like women, and they’re going out and buying clothes. It’s great for the economy.”
(Additional reporting by Matthew Stock; Editing by Sophie Hares)
Article source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/17/us-britain-fashion-idUSBRE85E1JH20120617
Sheer florals show soft side to British men’s fashion
LONDON |
LONDON (Reuters) – British menswear designers showcased a mixture of transparent florals and detailed paisley prints accessorized with quilted handbags and colored briefcases on the final day of London’s first standalone men’s fashion event.
Designer J.W. Anderson’s showcase for London Collections Men featured teddy bear prints, sheer floral patterns and knitted ensembles. The models wearing black wigs and headscarves tied to one side carried quilted handbags and branded sketchbooks.
Vivid pink and red jackets were seen alongside knitted bell bottom trousers and tops, as well as shirts and shorts with a printed paintbrush effect.
A crisp palette of pale grays, white, blue and ochre with neat tailored finishes and contrasting color details were seen at Richard Nicoll’s debut menswear collection.
“I thought the color was good. Good color, good silhouettes. It looked well made. A lot of collections in London look very worked on but not necessarily well made. This looks chic,” said style blogger Scott Schuman, of The Sartorialist.
Leather jackets in teal and aqua with contrasting details also featured alongside rich paisley prints, with models carrying colored briefcases and duffel bags.
Menswear is the fastest growing fashion sector and the three-day London show has seen a mixture of haute couture and high-street designers showcase the best of British menswear featuring fashion luminaries such as Tom Ford and Paul Smith.
“You can go to Savile Row, Burlington Arcade or Jermyn Street and see fantastic heritage, and then there are probably the most cutting edge designers in the world showing in London, amazing street style, you sort of get everything,” said Dylan Jones, editor of men’s magazine GQ.
“It’s the new generation of men who are actually spending money, they’ve learnt how to shop like women, and they’re going out and buying clothes. It’s great for the economy.”
(Additional reporting by Matthew Stock; Editing by Sophie Hares)
Article source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/17/us-britain-fashion-idUSBRE85E1JH20120617
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