Showing posts with label menswear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label menswear. Show all posts

Friday, December 2, 2011

Givenchy Fall/Winter 2012-2013 Menswear Collection [Preview 2]

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Givenchy Fall/Winter 2012-2013 menswear. Click HERE to see the first preview.
I really like this coat with fur collar.
The sharks are the new rottweilers!


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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Givenchy Fall/Winter 2012-2013 Preview

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Givenchy Fall/Winter 2012-2013 menswear.
 I really like the second t-shirt. Is a shark in the third picture?
What do you think about this preview collection?


Friday, November 4, 2011

Givenchy Spring/Summer 2012 Birds Of Paradise T-shirt


Givenchy has been all the craze in the fashion community as of late with their rottweilers and religious prints everywhere. Italian Designer Riccardo plans to continue the success with his latest offering, a cotton crewneck short sleeve tee ($785) featuring the Spring 2012 birds of paradise print. 

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Monday, June 27, 2011

Neil Barrett Spring/Summer 2012 Collection

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Tim Blanks review
Coming from a long line of naval tailors, Neil Barrett has the cut in his blood. There is always a military precision in the way he creates new hybrids from his influences. This season, for instance, he blended army fatigues, biker leathers, and the natty houndstooths and herringbones of the 2 Tone ska revival. Then he shrunk and cropped the whole lot to Barrett's signature proportions and sat it on top of chunky cyber-bovver sandals. Some of the combinations looked completely natural, like the tan trench or wool blazer hybridized with a motocross jacket, or the biker vest with the army green cotton back. They were the most convincing. Other pairings were less so. True, within the mandate of the collection, a leather-patched aviator jacket over houndstooth shorts was logical enough. Likewise, the herringbone blouson with the cropped pants.

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Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2012 Collection

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Tim Blanks review

Anyone who still imagines fashion remains willfully oblivious to current events would probably be surprised to learn that Tomas Maier was inspired by 2011's Arab Spring, when he conceived the latest men's collection for Bottega Veneta. The Arab world's pursuit of democracy got him thinking about the integration of different sartorial traditions in a way that was about genuine synthesis, rather than banal ethnic influences. By the time they reached the catwalk, Maier's creative impulses had been well and truly sublimated. A casual overview might suggest that relatively conventional two-piece tailoring ruled (even if the suits were crumpled). Still, a residue of the Great Elsewhere lingered in the unplaceability of a number of the clothes, neither Middle East nor Midwest, but with an undertow of both. The buttoned-up-tight mandarin-collared jackets and matching pants had a military mien—add sunglasses, a general's cap, and a hundred kilos, and you'd have yourself a best-dressed dictator. That control was contrasted with a shopping list of fabric treatments: washing, creasing, over-printing, over-dyeing, dip-dyeing. Checks were bleared like they'd been hand-blocked. A tweed was really a printed cotton. Just a fashion illusion, but here it poked as much as it pleased.

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Sunday, June 26, 2011

Dsquared² Spring/Summer 2012 Collection

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Tim Blanks review

Dean and Dan Caten are twenty-first-century vaudevillians, incapable of presenting a new collection without couching it in a saucy variety show. Today's revolving stage coughed up some sexy Scandinavian fisherman, a buffet of Mykonos beefcake, a couple of lower-the-temperature Roman ragazzi, a handful of droogy rockers, and Kazaky, four dizzy queens from the Ukraine whose post-Gaga get-outta-my-way-bitch shtick involved a gravity-defying dance routine performed in skintight leather pants and sky-high heels. Phew! Oh, there were some clothes shown, too.

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