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Thursday, July 28, 2011


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MILAN FASHION WEEK//ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

Tuesday, July 26, 2011




MY PICK OF THE COLLECTION




"English rock," the stated inspiration for the Alexander McQueen men's show, embraces a multitude of possibilities, from the indie-est shoe-gaze to the most flagrant theater, with armies of fans embracing each and every one of them. And that's what seeped through the collection that Sarah Burton offered. Her love for what she does found a theme that loved her back.

Red Hair Color Pictures For 2011

Friday, July 22, 2011
Red Hair Color Pictures For 2011, Modern look for red hair color pictures a latest red color is a modern look for red hair and beautiful red hairstyles is a best who have  red hair, Hair colors of some of the most reputed brands should be chosen to avoid 

red hair color pictures as orange red and bright copper should be completely red hair color pictures are all the violet based red hair color pictures



red hair color pictures such as latest hair brands a very good red, burgundy, dark auburn and bright copper red very subtle 

Men’s Fashion | Paris Spring 2012 Fashion Week wrap-up

Thursday, July 21, 2011
Paris Fashion Week is finally over and now let’s take a little recap my favorite shows.
Thierry Mugler Spring 2012 menswear

The Thierry Mugler collection is finally back on track again. Neon green, robotic accessories and sharp shoulder, the signature elements of Thierry Mugler, are finally back on the garments and Nicola Formichetti has successfully blended the above elements with his new concept designs (ie. a jacket that is sliced open around the waist area). The neon green suit is something I will be expecting to see in editorials in the future. (Note: If you have never watched a porno before, don’t bother watching that artistic short film, it will ruin your first time experience).
Louis Vuitton Spring 2012 menswear
This is the first season for Kim Jones to be the studio director (with Marc Jacobs) of Louis Vuitton and the collection is very impressive. The clothes in this collection are very wearable and you can see Damier Checks has become the signature element here. Of course, the accessories are one of the key elements of this luxurious brand and out of all the bags I have seen so far, the monogram quilted bags are something to look forward to next season.
Givenchy Spring 2012 menswear
You can see Riccardo Tisci is very ambitious this year as he only uses one floral print to create the whole Givenchy menswear collection. Unlike the previous collections, this season he has used no black at all which I think means the dark age of Givenchy is finally over. I can see that Riccardo is concentrating on the different designs of the tops and the use of materials such as crystals and sequins on the menswear. My favorite piece in this collection is the slim cut suit as the cutting will make a man look very sleek.
Walter Van Beirendonck Spring 2012 menswear
Walter Van Beirendonck continues to produce a fun collection for this S/S 2012 season. The colorful collection consists of a lot of nice blazers and the hollow cuts of some of the sweaters are very interesting. Of course, how can you not like the last few ruffle looks of the runway show? They are simply fun to wear and not practical and this is something I believe fashion should be like when it comes to creative pieces.
Dior Homme Spring 2012 menswear
Dior Homme is finally coming back with a very strong, elegant collection. The collection has four main colors―blue, brown, white and black―and Kris Van Assche has created various cuttings (from slim fit to loose fit) to suit different Dior fans. I can see the one button blazer is the signature piece for this collection. This is definitely a comeback for Dior Homme and I am glad Kris finally knows which direction he is going in for this fashion house.
Kenzo Spring 2012 menswear
If you like prints, you will love Kenzo as the collection is full of floral print pieces. Also, the color palette is very vibrant so the collection has a very strong summer breeze vibe. The lace up shoes and the brightly coloured suits are what I like the most about this collection. Yes, you will most likely see men in Paris cruising on the street wearing this collection next spring.
From left: Comme des Garçons, Hermès, Yves Saint Laurent and Ann Demeulemeester Spring 2012 menswear
Some of the other brands that have caught my eyes include Comme des Garçons with the red checkered jackets; Hermès with the timeless Parisian style collection; Yves Saint Laurent with the slim jackets; Ann Demeulemeester with the bohemian style outfits; Viktor & Rolf with the denim piece; and Dries Van Noten with the blue/white/red stripes shirts.
From left: Viktor & Rolf, Dries Van Noten and John Galliano Spring 2012 menswear
I would really want to talk about the Galliano collection but at this moment I still do not have enough information on the creative process behind this collection so you will have to look it up yourself. It’s a marvellous collection and the most wearable collection I have seen from this fashion house.
What’s your favorite show in Paris Fashion Week? I want to hear from you.

Lanvin


Taking the concept of a man's wardrobe as a uniform, Alber Elbaz and Lucas Ossendrijver rewrote the menswear rules. Their visionary spring/summer collection succeeded where others have failed, injecting an intrinsic sense of modernity into their subtly revamped silhouettes and quirky proportion play.
The look: A man's wardrobe as a uniform
Silhouette: Languid and layered with a new dropped shoulderline and mismatched proportion play
Key items: The tunic or elongated shell top was confirmed as one of next summer's key items, here worked in leather or in jersey with a leather front panel, providing the season's new layering pieces when teamed with SB tailoring, shorts or narrow straight-legged pants. The boxy commuter coat too was here in spades, zipped in leather – occasionally without sleeves – wet-look patent or worked in colour-blocked shades of bone and string with a high funnel neckline. Colour-blocking updated basic shirt shapes too, while elsewhere the season's emerging hot item, the zipped blouson/shirt hybrid, was worked as an integral part of languid tailored looks. A new dropped shoulderline added soft volume to SB jackets and there was a change of pace, with youthful military jackets and frockcoats teamed with techno-ethnic printed low-rise pants or soft ombréd jersey leggings
Colour: A masculine palette of summer darks punctuated with the odd mid-tone brights we have seen elsewhere in Paris this week. Think saxe blue, watermelon and old gold layered on black, charcoal, midnight, burgundy, bark and espresso, with a neutral level of washed-out tones including pebble, stone, pigeon grey and manilla
Fabric & knit: Leather, patent, languid silk and viscose blends, silk tweed, brushed wool, jersey, bibbed jersey, check shirtings, light melanged worsteds
Print & pattern: Blazer stripes, micro check shirtings, subtle engineered ombré placements, techno ethnic prints
Details & trims: Exposed zips, military buttons, raw edges
Footwear: Military boots, suede lace-ups, sandals
Accessories: Rumpled scarves, military belts, small cross-body envelope bags on skinny straps, nylon totes, iPad case bags, slim ties, wooden beads

Roland Mouret Mr
Laidback masculine elegance from Roland Mouret for his eponymous Mr label. The designer mined the fashion archive for inspiration, working fluid 40s silhouettes by way of the 70s, with lean torsos balancing wide full-legged pant shapes, to create a 70s-style resort look.
The look: Fashion archive
Silhouette: Nipped waists and lean torsos teamed with fluid volume in bottomweights
Key items: The fluid pleat-front pant and wide-legged tailored short were at the heart of this collection, teamed with nipped-waist 2SBs or DB jackets, layered over torso-tickling vests. Neatly styled Harringtons and softly belted safari jackets brought a casual look into play; the perfect jacket weights to layer over resort-style perforated jersey and fine-gauge knitwear or buttondown polo shirts
Colour: French navy, ink, white, string, pebble grey, old gold, vivid chrome yellow, saxe blue, espresso, brilliant cobalt blue, olive, straw and flashes of turquoise and blush for top weights
Fabric & knit: Luxe summer tweed, silk, perforated jersey, perforated knits, fine-gauge knits
Print & pattern: A subtle burnout botanical motif on jersey
Details & trims: Exposed zips
Footwear: White or coloured lace-ups
Accessories: Straw hats
Paul Smith
With rock 'n' roll emerging as a key reference this season, it was surprising to see Paul Smith bypass the look when so often the 60s and 70s music scene has been a favoured inspiration for him. Instead Smith chose commerciality over costume, with a collection built upon saleable items. His mot du jour for summer 2012? Everything was spliced, colour-blocked, pieced and panelled.
The look: Easy believable dressing
Silhouette: Slim but casual
Key items: Pants were either slim and straight with a cropped turn-up or tapered from a loose-fitting dropped crotch, also spotted were a pair of luxe silk joggers tapering to a ribbed ankle cuff; tailored jackets featured spliced leather sleeves or a patchwork of matt-shine panels, while outerwear - including hooded car coats, collarless baseball jackets and odd back-to-front windcheaters - were casually layered over granddad tees, super-fine jersey shirts and sky blue shirt-and-tie combos with neat buttondown collars, and occasionally denim overhead shirts added a casual top layer; the jean jacket also proved a key item, arriving in several fabrics from shiny ink-blue satin to neat denim with spliced leather sleeves
Colour: Offbeat combinations of bright orange with navy, sky blue and drab neutrals, or washed terracotta pink and shadowy merlot with camel and navy; a final passage of tonal blues
Fabric & knit: Cotton, silk, satin, leather, super-fine jersey, nylon and ciré, denim, silk mohair suiting, heathered grey yarns
Print & pattern: Shadowy shaded effects, a multicoloured shattered shard print
Details & trims: Spliced leather sleeves, tonal panelling, colour-blocking, back-to-front hoods
Footwear: Kiltie-fringed formal shoes with cutaway sides and buckled strap, leopard spotted casual lace-up shoes, brogues in denim or two-tone suede
Accessories: Round sunglasses, narrow-trimmed trilbies, blunt-ended ties, colour-blocked squashy leather bags

Acne
It was another stellar showing from Jonny Johansson at Swedish denim label Acne, where the menswear collections are going from strength to strength, confirming the label's place on the Paris fashion schedule. Taking functionalism and Swedish purity as inspiration, Johansson translated that into retro sportswear with a smart-casual mix.

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