Jacquemus came to stay and he proved that once again with his latest SS24 show.
Fresh and innovative silhouettes, bold colors and shapes, playful textures and new combinations of fabrics, are only some of the SS24 Jacquemus men and women collection.
Check out below some of our favourite looks:
Versace’s newest advertising campaign is out now and we love every single shot!
Donatella invited Maluma to be the face of the Italian fashion house’s spring-summer 2022 advertising project and the Colombian singer gave it all. Extra special guest is Maluma’s dog, Buda.
Campaign photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
HUARTE unveiled its Fall/Winter 2021 campaign starring Francisco Cruz and Ricardo Furtado at Karacter Agency shot by Joao Barreiros.
The Greek urban fashion brand HARD CLO unveiled its SS21 collection.
Get inspired by the director’s statement about the collection and discover the ‘‘IS IT LOVE’’ SS21 story below:
“Over the past few decades, it has often been said that we no longer have an addressee for our political demands.
But that’s not true. We have each other. What we can no longer get from the state, the party, the union, the boss, we ask for from one another.
And we provide. Lacan famously defined love as giving something you don’t have to someone who doesn’t want it.
But love is more than a YouTube link or a URL. This beautiful negative flip of what is commonly considered the most positive force
in the universe helps us begin to see love’s fullness and endless bounty, as based in emptiness and lack—in mutual loss.”
Dior Men unveiled its 2021 Menswear collection and here are our favourite looks from the presentation:
Nike and Stüssy are revisiting the cult silhouette “Air Zoom Spiridon Cage 2” of the Swoosh brand released in 2003.
After a remarkable collaboration with Dior , where Shawn Stussy combined his DNA street with the pure luxury heritage of the house, the founder of the clothing and accessories surfwear brand Stüssy was invited by Nike to reinterpret a pair of iconic sneakers of the brand Swoosh: the Air Zoom Spiridon Cage 2 .
A new collector's model to add to its collection, to be found on April 3 on the Nike e-shop .
source: vogue hommes
For spring ’20, New Balance and Levi’s are presenting a special edition iteration of the 1300 sneaker, a new take on the sneaker company’s classic Made in USA silhouette that is celebrating its 35th anniversary.
Tom Ford has presented his menswear collection for spring / summer 2020 during New York Fashion Week and we love every single piece of it.
Sophisticated suiting, luxurious outerwear, a James Dean silhouette with greased-back, 1950s waves and leather jacket looks. The models rocked the runway as the street punks of today with pastel pink and monochrome looks leading the collection.
Photographer Dimitris Theocharis
Styling Christos Christou
The latest London Fashion Week Men's sets the bar for the Spring/Summer 2019 men's shows around the world. Here are the biggest new season menswear trends from the catwalks in the nation's capital.
Between John Lawrence Sullivan’s slim-cut leather biker suits, long-line leather overcoats and tiny nineties-style specs and Daniel W Fletcher’s slim-cut and be-harnessed trenches and skinny black tailored pieces the looks had strong references from 90s movies and trends .
Daniel W Fletcher SS19
From the movie ‘Interview with a vampire’ to ‘Matrix, we have seen it all and especially in Matthew Miller show when the street style looks have been combine with nylon-metallic elements and fabric.
Then it was all about relaxed tailoring.
From tailored tracksuit bottoms and smart khaki pieces to oversized blazers combined with wide trousers or skinny shorts, search Qasimi SS19 for more of the looks, we have seen from villagers country looks ( see Lou Dalton or Wood Wood presentations) to the vampires and the huntsmen.
Qasimi SS19
More oriental vibes with floral or embelished ''versace'' inspired patterns and aesthetic, and relaxed shirt combinations you could see in shows like Oliver Spencer and Edward Crutchley. (The music background supported the presentations and the fashion 'journey')
I know we should note all the bright colours and combinations for the spring/summer season but 2019 seems to be quite dark and moody. The strongest colour pallet within the collections was the burgundy - wine red - purple - cloud pink..sh one in all the tones and shades. Designers like Oliver Spencer or Ben Sherman used it in almost all the looks and others kept it more specific but as the colour for the hero pieces. ( check Kiko Kostadinov)
Ben Sherman SS19
Kiko Kostadinov SS19
And last but not least.... THE CROPPED TOPS or as we all know ’crop tops’. Yes, crop tops were ‘a thing’ for SS19 presentations and it looks like it will be a strong trends on menswear collections next year. From John Lawrence to Astrid Andersen, the crop top trend has made its strongest entry ever for SS19 ( well, at least for the last 15 years)
Cool, everyday pieces with street style aesthetic that we all love but with a contemporary twist.
Saint Laurent Backpack
Lauded for its precise tailoring and innately cool aesthetic, Saint Laurent brings together classic and modern design aesthetics. The City backpack embodies this, adorning the supple canvas construction simply with subtle leather detailing, while the large proportions provide ample room for essentials. Available on ysl.com
Gucci t-shirt
Tour merch is no longer that one-off T-shirt you bought in a love frenzy of the band directly post-gig. Nowadays it’s a fashion-focussed affair curated to fit into your personal style. Newly versed in irony, Gucci takes on the trend for SS18, typing out its brand name in exaggerated font on this cotton-jersey T-shirt and underscoring it with a selection of locations. It’s a Gucci gig, and you’re invited. Available on gucci.com
Kappa Kontroll jersey shorts
Talk about a throwback! Kappa Kontroll is back and in a big way. We have fashion’s love affair with the 1990s to thank for that. The revival has a few tweaks mind you. The iconic mirrored man moniker is flipped upside down, and it’s placed in sequence as a side stripe down these jersey shorts. Available on selfridges.com
Givenchy classic shorts
Yes, there were a lot of short shorts on the SS18 catwalks, but if you’re sceptical about that translating to skimpy, fear not. As Givenchy - available on selfridges.com
Sandro Paris Denim Jacket
Denim jackets have pretty much made their way up through the ranks to achieve a 'basics' status that rivals the much-loved leather jacket. Sandro’s iteration leaves buttons in the past in favour of clean and sleek popper fastenings... and yes we go pink! Available on sandro-paris.com
JW Anderson Knot Tee
The knotted sleeve is a small design tweak but it’s come to symbolise the nonchalance and raw creativity of J.W. Anderson’s work. Not to mention those maritime references and they’re rife in this cotton-jersey T-shirt. Available on j-w-anderson.com
BLOOD BROTHER track pants
There’s one thing we can take solace in, and it’s the return of the tracksuit. Comfy enough to contain any wider woes, these sports-jersey BLOOD BROTHER track pants are designed with the classic drawstring waist and branded trims spanning the legs and they are our favourites. Available on selfridges.com
Gloverall Denim Jacket
Another Denim jacket with a twist. Taking its influence from the classic 4-pocket work jacket, this new style for SS18 is reimagined in raw denim for Goverall's first ever denim outerwear collection. Available on gloverall.com
Ted Baker Backpack
At the forefront of contemporary British fashion, Ted Baker extends its clean-cut silhouettes and meticulous attention to detail to a collection of premium accessories. Defined by its athletic-inspired rubber design and emblazoned with the signature branding, this yellow bag can easily be combined with every look. Available on tedbaker.com
Maison Margiela track pants
Maison Margiela’s experimental aesthetic aligns perfectly with the undone appeal of today’s athleisure obsession. Track pants anchor the look and this pair goes above and beyond the expected - available on selfridges.com
Elevator Music is the new fragrance collaboration from Off White x Byredo, first revealed on colette founder Sarah Andelman’s Instagram.
If the stripes on the bottle of the latest Byredo perfume look familiar, it won’t surprise you to learn that Byredo’s Ben Gorham collaborated with Off-White designer Virgil Abloh to create the Elevator Music capsule collection, including a fragrance, a hair mist and a hand cream with burnt amyris notes lifted by ambrette, bamboo and jasmine. Strong, graceful and perfect paired with Off-White denim or a t-shirt.
The scent: burnt amyris notes make up the strong base, with the trio of ambrette, bamboo and jasmine replicating the freshness of cotton.
Available from April.
Source: vogue-hommes
Photo : Sarah Andelman
