Burberry Prorsum’s Spring Summer 2015 menswear collection arrived with a sense of confidence that felt both polished and quietly experimental. Under the direction of Christopher Bailey, the house continued to refine its vision of modern British elegance, blending tradition with a willingness to play with color, proportion, and styling in a way that felt fresh rather than forced.
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Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2015 Seeing Spots!
Dolce & Gabbana’s Spring Summer 2015 menswear collection leaned unapologetically into pattern, softness, and a sense of relaxed intimacy that felt both deliberate and refreshing. From the first looks, the message was clear. This was a season interested in comfort without carelessness, sensuality without spectacle, and elegance that did not rely on rigidity.
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Neil Barrett S/S 2015 White Out!
Neil Barrett’s Spring Summer 2015 collection made its statement by removing almost everything that could distract from design itself. Stripped of color and excess, the runway leaned fully into white as both palette and philosophy. What might have felt restrictive instead became the collection’s greatest strength. This was minimalism sharpened to a point.
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Alexander McQueen | Men’s Spring/Summer 2015 | Runway Show
Oversized, long, wide and elongated. This theme carried from the shoes to the jackets and suits. With a color pallet of black, white, red and grey the clothing had utilitarian and structured movement even though most were oversize. The young male models trotted out with a similar emo hair pulled forward partially covering their faces. Although there were a few amazing long coats, this collection had an objectionable amount of low impact flair. Like a western magician/white urban gangster feel. Does that even make sense? sheez. Imagine Justin Beiber going to his favorite goofy aunts party. Just watch the runway below and maybe you’ll be able to pull the same references
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Did someone throw paint on your bag?! No, Painted Accesories.
Remember Kim Kardashians painted Birkin? I do. It seems rediculs at first but the more you think about it it’s just another way of mixing art and fashion. We’ve always seen an abundance of clothing being painted, and in a ever evolving industry we are looking for new ways to say the same thing. Below are bags from Burberry Prorsum Fall/Winter 2014 Details, LFW. who incorporate this painted accessory trend. Do you find this trend ridiculous or uniquely stylish?
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Blackout Outfits
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Men in Flowers, Floral Menswear
In the words of Miranda Priestly “Florals? For spring? Groundbreaking” It’s a cliché we know. But when things are naturally beautiful why not roll with it? The thing that can offset the cheesiness of a spring floral would to switch some things up. So why not the gender. Men don’t have as many options as woman do when it comes to different articles of clothing they can wear, so they have to rely greatly on fit and pattern. A pattern for men that has been seemingly untouched would be floral. Here are a few photographs featuring men in colorful floral based outfits. source:
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John Galliano Autumn Winter 2014 | Paris Fashion Show
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Betsey Johnson A/W 2014
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Edun AW14
Edun’s Autumn Winter 2014 collection unfolded with a softness that felt almost disarming. In a season often defined by severity and structure, this lineup leaned into comfort as a concept rather than a concession. The clothes did not ask to be analyzed first. They asked to be felt.
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RODARTE – FALL 2014
A collection based on nostalgic fantasy and how your view on things when younger effects the present view on how you see beauty today. The collection had a nerdy chic and fantasy theme. Long gowns and glasses. Starwars prints featured on pieces stamp a nostalgic look back at pop culture and glamour. source:
