Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Skinny Cargo

photo:SwideNever too skinny? The cargo pants has shrunk during the summer and comes ultra-fitted to shape an androgyny masculine body. This season, it is in the pants and the tighter the better. Multi pockets are the main attribute of cargo bottoms but not only. Zips and laces have come up to add another level of sophistication. An extension of the shoe that can be socked in stripes hoses for a

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Short Cut

photo:SwideTo cut a long cover story short, take you scissor and push. The mini on top is trendy. It is all out and about with hemlines organised in a reverse order. The layers should not be guessed but clearly viewed from the entrance to the exit. Give your gilets the opportunity to conclude below the coat or let the suit say “hi” to the puff. Sleeveless short quilted doudoune on long redingote,

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Coated

photo:SwideWinter would not be cool without a coat Main Event. Many shows made one outerwear style their chorus and displayed it in various fabrics and colours. The keys ones are either trench or duffle coat inspired. The signature lies in the lapel, the wider the merrier and if it is double layered it is even better. Twitter ● Facebook ● Bloglovin'

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Blow

photo:SwideSuffering from a quilted vision? No, you do not need to get your eyes checked. The puffy coat has extended its fashion momentum and is taking over the stage. Cartoons, choose your coat channel. Glossy or matt, choose your screen. Bright or dark choose your mood. For the rest it should only compliment the puff and the stuff. It is a festival not a carnival.Twitter ● Facebook ● Bloglovin

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Double Work

photo:SwideFizz! Zip your cocktail of suede blended with leather. Remember the Woodstock suede lace up shirts? They are back in the cupboard but to pull out with straight trousers. Boho is yesterday and the dancing queen has left the scene. The suit has been romanced and celebrates a mad man that says no to sportswear and yes to über-refined daywear. Not a revival of the dandies from the past

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Autum Leaves

photo:SwideStill in the neutral colour palette, the boys have borrowed from the girls’ trends. The famous “camel coat” is to become his wardrobe staple and to be paired with brown knits, café latte blazers and chocolate corduroy trousers. Let the cords leading the way, they are there to freshen up the walk in the park, the office allure and the cocktail entrance effect.Twitter | Facebook |

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Velvet Allure

photo:SwideModern or contemporary? That is the question. Many designers have opted out from the classic tuxedo for eveningwear and have replaced it by velvet blazers and tail coats. A splash of very tactile fabrics to express soft elegance that still is meant to be caught by the young. Indeed the whole concept is to separate the idea of sophistication with tradition and old manners. This is where

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Electric

photo:SwideShake it baby! Your timeless Martini style suit has  been revamped and comes in colours and in prints. Patterns you would not have thought of before have invaded our beloved designers’ brain. How about an Hawaiian flower embellished red suit and in crinkly satin? it could be too much but when revealed on the catwalk it just looks timely right. We have entered a new decade, made a

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Waist Trim

photo:SwideLess tailoring does not mean lousy proportions and unfinished cuts. Get the point that the classic single breasted jacket gets shorter either by ending at the waist or by being sliced in half leather/half wool. A “trompe l’oeil” effect that is very “in” this season to underline the new decade signature style of the modern man.Twitter | Facebook | Bloglovin  

Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Men's Fashion Trends - Leather Pants

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