Burberry - Liked most of it, didn't push any boundaries but it worked well together. Minus the boots.
Bottega Veneta - Future Teddy Boys, loved the hi shine shows with white socks.
Dries Van Noten - Exquisite tailoring from what we expect, highlight was the clashing raglan sleeves on shirts and outerwear.
Romain Kremer - The oddball, but that's why I liked it, Robocop meets circus clown.
Lanvin - One of my favorites by far, world traveller chic. Can't keep my eyes off the technical fabrics and billowing silhouette
Hermes - I want it all please, time to try the silk scarf vibe again.
Paul Smith - Taking on a darker approach this season, still had plenty of character, with slight Victorian undertones. Ps capes are everywhere.
Tim Hamilton - Another futuristic offering, the way that blazer is cut on the right is just excellent. Leather trousers made cool?!
Rick Owens - Super stripped down and minimal, with the classic white being replaced with muted browns and such. Works for me, especially the longer skirt type shape. Should I?
So what is your top pics? Lots of interesting small details, as always with menswear, that's why I love it. Lots of small trends emerging, what do we think we break through to the mainstream?
Romain Kremer and Tim Hamilton are right up my street! That black and white blazer is a treat!!
ReplyDeleteI like most of the menswear thats been shown, especially Paul Smith. Always!
Adele
I know, I've gotten into menswear shows so much more this time around. it's all about the detail.
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