PinSpring/Summer 2016 Men’s Fashion Trends from East Dane
Accessible fashion trends for spring are front and center for a timely style edit from East Dane. The men’s retailer focuses on 8 key trends, tapping into popular motifs that include military style and retro-inspired menswear. Standouts for the occasion range from Kenzo’s sporty take on neutrals with a poplin pull parka and 3.1 Phillip Lim’s enviable pajama-inspired moment.
PinThe Bomber Jacket and Pajama-Inspired Fashions continue to trend for spring. Pictured above: Levi’s Made & Crafted jeans, Kenzo pouch pocket shirt, Rag & Bone bomber jacket and Ports 1961 mid-top sneakers. Pictured below: Kenzo tiger sweatshirt, 3.1 Phillip Lim lounge pants, Ami half lined peacoat and 3.1 Phillip Lim loafers.PinTropical prints and neutral hues offer style options for a variety of personalities. Pictured above: Obey shorts, Pierre Balmain buttons tee. Gitman Vintage Tang archive print shirt, Theory parka, Miansai hooked rope wrap bracelet and Paul Smith Jeans sandals. Pictured below: Obey flooded pants, Patrik Ervell pocket sweater, T by Alexander Wang tee, Rag & Bone boots, Kenzo parka and Miansai square ring.PinAthletic fashions offer a casual spin on the season while the retro trend makes a case for smart styles. Pictured above: Public School tee, Satisfy windbreaker, Public School double waistband shorts, Ray-Ban full fit round sunglasses, Marni neoprene sneakers and AMI leather backpack. Pictured below: Todd Snyder print short-sleeve shirt, The Kooples trousers, Cambridge Satchel classic batchel, Marni double strap sandals, Miansai M12 leather watch and split layer cuff bracelet.PinMilitary-inspired staples and iconic menswear bode well for the spring trends. Pictured above: Opening Ceremony patch coach jacket, YMC knit tee, Calvin Klein Collection pants, Miansai M12 leather watch and Linda Farrow and Ami three strap sneakers. Pictured below: A.P.C. tee, RVCA pants, Calvin Klein Jeans denim trucker jacket, Ray-Ban Caravan sunglasses and Ami sneakers.
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