Giorgio Armani Spring Summer 2016 delivered exactly what the house does best: gentlemen’s clothing for gentlemen occasions. Refined. Relaxed. Effortlessly composed. It was a wardrobe built for yachts, seaside dinners, and quiet afternoons on the golf course. This was luxury without volume.
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Fendi Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
Fendi Spring Summer 2016 proved that oversized can still be sleek. The collection balanced generous proportions with sharp execution, resulting in looks that felt luxurious rather than loose. It was volume with discipline.
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HerLoveShop.com
A chic style based shop the with articles on the latest trends and the current buzzing hot topics in the fashion/design world. Curated by the stylish and sharp Nikita Echols with a clear point of view and overall great taste in fashion. With HerLoveShop.com under Nikita’s wing we know we will be provided with specifically tailored quality products and information. Opening up soon will be the Shop itself with a focus on beautiful talent along with a perfect mixture of established and new emerging designers keeping things fresh and innovative. Below you can see HerLoveShop’s Magazine section with frequently updated articles on lifestyle, pop-culture, fashion and more. Click the picture…
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CAROLINE TRENTINI by photographer PAOLA KUDACKI
Loud, glossy, and dipped in pastel fantasy. Caroline Trentini stepped into a gaudy glam mansion and turned it into a cotton candy dreamscape for Vogue España’s July 2015 issue. Shot by Paola Kudacki, the editorial balanced sweetness with spectacle.
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Etro Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
A modern Prince of Persia walked the runway in Milan. Etro’s Spring Summer 2016 menswear collection delivered luxury without noise, confidence without clutter. It was regal, but grounded. Opulent, yet controlled.
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Surreal Illustrations by Jose Mertz
Miami based illustrator and street artist Jose Mertz creates surreal images that feel pulled from the middle of a lucid dream. His work is rich in symbolism, layered portraiture, and emotional undercurrents that linger long after you look away.
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Gucci Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
Under the artistic direction of Alessandro Michele, Gucci delivered what was quickly becoming his signature at the time: vintage chic with an art school intellectual twist. Think Wes Anderson mood boards filtered through a Florentine attic.
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Diesel Black Gold Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
Diesel Black Gold delivered a cool, no nonsense punk rocker for Spring Summer 2016. Dark layers. Oversized coats. Slim silhouettes grounded in attitude. It was urban armor with a polished edge. The collection felt industrial, but refined.
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Pringle of Scotland Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
Pringle of Scotland’s Spring Summer 2016 menswear collection in Milan was quietly confident. Soft layering met sharp tailoring, resulting in looks that felt comfortable without losing structure. Clean lines and meticulous embroidery gave the collection a refined personality.
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Prada Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
Prada Spring Summer 2016 menswear could easily have been called “boywear.” Under the direction of Miuccia Prada, the collection leaned into youthfulness and whimsy, pairing tailored sophistication with playful, almost mischievous energy.
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Vivienne Westwood Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
Vivienne Westwood Spring Summer 2016 menswear leaned fully into rebellion. Male models took the runway in “dilapidated slave chic,” an unapologetically provocative aesthetic that balanced rawness with creativity. Ratted fabrics, distressed textures, and playful textiles dominated, creating a collection that felt lived-in and theatrical.
