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Kris Van Assche Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
Continuing a trek of relaxed tailoring, Kris Van Assche sent his boys on a long dirty trek to the runway in an array of garments that had an element of edge, but were wholly practical. From oil splattered tops and trousers to an urban take on suiting, Kris Van Assche progressed along a path that marks him as one of the ...
Alexis Mabille Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
Well-paced with a prominent showing of creamy hues and white, Alexis Mabille sets in motion a collection of ethereal ambitions. Sharply dressed, Mabille’s man enjoys a walk in the clouds with impeccably fitted jumpsuits, slouchy knits and an impressive range of oversize outerwear. Distinct yet at the same time understated, ...
Gucci Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
Not deviating too far from their luxe image, Gucci looked to the glamor of the 70′s for next year’s spring. Blending denim blues and rich browns with psychedelic prints, the latest collection put the groove back into the step of Gucci’s man. Catching attention with knits and sandals or a striking suit ...
Giuliano Fujiwara Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
Giuliano Fujiwara designer Masataka Matsumura made an impact this season with boxy silhouettes and a skillful cut or two. Gravitating towards black and gray with a touch of brown and a sheer undertone, the Fujiwara man’s presence was dominated by the construction of his wardrobe. Balancing body conscious garments ...
John Varvatos Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
Refining his craft, designer John Varvatos played it cool for the spring season. Sending out dark ensembles, incredibly focused on knits and outerwear, Varvatos turned his attention to the subtle details. While trousers, full-length and cropped remained stationary, duel layers added an interesting feature to coats, while ...
Versace Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
Martyn Bal and Donatella Versace comb through the archive and put their wits together for an unexpected collection that teeters on the gaudy side, but comes out cheekily rebellious. Blending fringe, leather and iridescent fabrics, the Versace man is taken from futuristic warrior to the contemporary bad boy. Going formal ...
