Written by Daniel P Dykes on 16 Aug 2012
Forgive the overused cliche, but the truth is it applies: dark blue, for men, really is the new black. When it comes to buying your outerwear for the fall / winter season, look not to true black but to midnight blues so dark you have to look twice before getting lost in their depths. Read on for the full report on how to wear blue-blacks and blue-on-black in 2012.
Written by Tania Braukämper on 13 Aug 2012
From the trenchcoat to aviator sunglasses, men's fashion staples have been born out of the necessity of war. That's why military style comes around again and again, this time in the guise of modern army inspired clothing. Green is the key colour, outerwear the favoured style: just make it functional, effortless, and cool.
Written by Giang Cao on 8 Aug 2012
The bomber may be a menswear classic, but for fall 2012 it was the Air Force-inspired leather styles that truly stormed the runway. Take advantage of its clean shape and cropped length and make it a staple this winter. Read on for the full report.
Written by Giang Cao on 17 Jul 2012
Prints. They're a polite way of saying you have a bit of attitude; they create contrasts and allow your personality to shine through. Whether worn in blocks, layered, or introduced in moderation by way of accessories, prints for men are stronger than ever come fall. Read on for the full report.
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 3 Apr 2012
The spring / summer weather is often a bitch of a thing, giving you a tan one day and leaving you soaked the next. So how does a guy cope with the question of outerwear that fits the season? For 2012, turns out that the humble parka is the answer. But not just any parka. Read on to find out the 5 outerwear cuts you need to know about this season.
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 6 Dec 2011
Get an in-depth look at all of the latest men's hair trends, hairstyles and haircuts for 2013 and beyond. Fashionising.com takes you through them all, including guides on how to style each look, what to ask for to have your hair cut, and who each style is best suited to.
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 21 Jun 2011
Has it actually come full circle, rising from the ashes instead of settling into the dust of the battlefields where it was shot down? It certainly seems that way. After being a dominant trend for the better part of the past decade men’s military fashion is back to exactly where it started. You need only take a look over the street style photos to come…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 20 Jun 2011
To say that workwear – the non-suited kind that takes its wearer to places where furnaces are fuelled, wrenches are turned, and paint, grease and sweat are just as much applied daily as is a splash of aftershave – has become for men a sartorial look to be aspired to would be something of an exaggeration. A pair of rugged, industrial coveralls may have a…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 15 Jun 2011
Time and time again while covering the men’s components of Milan and Paris fashion weeks we touched on it: that dominant, relaxed aesthetic that men who are tired of the crotch hugging, thigh squishing feel of the overt skinny cut have to look forwards to amongst autumn / fall 2011 fashions. And beyond. Men’s fashion simply doesn’t move so fast that one can peg these…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 11 Apr 2011
While most trends move from women’s to men’s, here’s a little micro trend for fall 2011 that has originated more from the latter: the exposed pocket. Tailoring with a utilitarian twist, it’s a pocket that sits – like a pouch – on the outside of a garment. External pocket at Kris Van Assche, A/W ’11 If you like this trend let us know by clicking…
