PinUrban Explorer – Selfridges looks to styles inspired by the outdoors to inform a modern idea of casualwear. | From left: BLACKMEANS quilted shell jacket, MAGIC STICK striped turtleneck, MAISON MARGIELA cotton hoody and trousers, VANS trainers; COACH camouflage bomber – coming soon, DRIES VAN NOTEN mesh vest and cargo shorts
The thought of warm weather begs for an update to the daily wardrobe and what better direction to look for a proposal than the latest fashion trends? Selfridges hones in on new season trends, pulled from the spring-summer 2016 collections. Taking into account buzzworthy labels such as Gucci and current style moments such as the outdoors uniform, Selfridges delivers six trends that are destined to inspire.
PinEastern Promise – Silhouettes and floral prints inspired by travels east serve as the inspiration for modern menswear. | From left: CRAIG GREEN quilted jacket, top and shorts; ALEXANDER MCQUEEN embroidered bomber jacket and wave print shirt
PinSpace Cadets – Fun graphics are front and center for casual styles that are out of this world. | From left: LOEWE wool sweatshirt; JW ANDERSON dog-print sweatshirtPinDesigner Denim – A timeless staple, denim is a modern necessity for any label looking to perfect the well-rounded wardrobe. | From left: AMIRI destroyed denim jacket, DRIES VAN NOTEN cotton T-shirt, MAGIC STICK distressed jeansPinDowntown LA – Slouchy oversized fits and a myriad of prints prompt a modern grunge moment. | From left: DRIES VAN NOTEN tropical-print coat, OFF-WHITE checked shirt, MAISON MARGIELA distressed jeans, KG KURT GEIGER suede trainers OFF-WHITE cotton shirt, LOEWE Goofy-print sweatshirt, MAGIC STICK cotton T-shirt, MAISON MARGIELA distressed jeansPinGucci Chic – Alessandro Michele’s appointment as Gucci creative director has led to a fresh voice for the Italian fashion house. Excitement for Michele’s 1970s inspired aesthetic makes Gucci clothes a trend in themselves. | From left: GUCCI tiger jumper; flower-embroidered shirt and silk bomber
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