For spring/summer ’17, Fashion East Men’s show was very entertaining. Styles were shown every which way. The company’s designers, Luke Brooks and James Theseus Buck, showed a cool yet functional side to men’s fashions. Their use of prints and details were often blurred away from the traditional cuts. Jackets were longer. Pants were more shapely with cinched hems and wide or skinny legs. Prints varied. In this collection, it’s often a matter of what goes with what. They showed their collection along with two other menswear brands, Rory Parnell-Moony and Luke Stevens, the latter of whom reintroduced his collection created
There was traditional outerwear, some in glorious, speckled tweed coats, some substantial leather coats, and sweaters in primary colors, which, together with cropped trousers, kept the look youthful. Then there were the trench coats, cut very slim, and bags made very big to pack all your troubles in. This was power dressing with a military touch – brass buttons and all.
The Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada-designed collection added interest with a playful sense of color (for example, red pants with a yellow belt and purple cap), and novelty touches in its accessories, for a quick hit of dopamine. There
Fashion is the basic fabric of society. It becomes creative when thought and art are put behind the very scissors that create eye-catching street-wear.
As the young director behind Orange Culture, Adebayo Oke-Lawal is fast becoming an expert on the process and he and his Lagos fashion house are taking Africa by storm.
His company has been featured in major fashion magazines such as Elle and Complex in the United States. Orange Culture has been touted by many
Like many industries, fashion is feeling the impacts of coronavirus – and now the pandemic is causing major changes in the fashion week schedule.
This September, Milan’s Women’s Fashion Week will become the first season to combine men and women’s collections, with the men’s shows slated for June now pushed back in light of the virus.
On Friday, Camera Nazionale della Moda (The National Chamber of Italian Fashion) announced the change, confirming the men’s shows due to run from 19th to 23rd June, will now run alongside Milan Women’s Fashion Week, planned for 22nd to 28th September.
— — Practical and predictable as gifts, socks have the misfortune of being stuffed way under the tree and deliberately left off many wish lists.
That was until a footwear revolution, of paisley, pastel and polka-dotted hosiery started appearing on the ankles of American men.
This year, the nearly $6 billion sock industry will be front and center for gift exchanges, thanks to a fashion sock boom.
Just ask GQ.
“Socks are a very good intro for a guy who is just deciding I want to be more stylish,” says GQ style writer, Jake Woolf.
So, why socks? As a
This month’s fashion fixations (also known as the fashion news of December) focus on the elevation of staples introduced by Houses that propel them instantly from catwalk to cart.
Pictured above: MEET MRBAILEY®
At its most straightforward, MRBAILEY® of footwear-design studio CONCEPTKICKS® pays homage to the ZEGNA Triple Stitch sneaker by upsizing the iconic X’s on the upper of the shoe. If one prefers practicality that stays true to the design aesthetics of the House, it now has a removable insole, partial mesh lining for breathability and a toggled cord that allows one to slip in and out of it
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nearly three decades after it was established, Pitchfork, the most influential music publication of the internet age with the power to make or break an artist, is being absorbed by another entity — a men’s fashion and style magazine.
The website, beloved for being one of modern music’s true centers of gravity and renowned for its daily record reviews scored 0.0 to 10.0, will be folded into GQ, parent company Condé Nast announced Wednesday.
At least 12 staffers were laid off, three people involved in the situation told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because


