Written by Daniel P Dykes on 9 Dec 2010
Scott Schumann brings us this men’s shirt styling trend by way Japan where chaps who enjoy indulging in European tailoring and, by association, the majority of the current men’s suiting trends flip the shirt’s collar as a point of style.
Written by Nicoleta Parascan on 8 Dec 2010
Men’s fashion trends are greatly different to women’s. They exist, yes. But their cycle moves much slower. Nowhere is that truer then of men’s suit trends. While there are distinct styles of suits that feature amongst 2011′s fashion trends I should note from the get-go that they’re not unique to the year – in fact, many of the key looks you’ll find in this guide…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 10 Apr 2010
Those of you who have read my guide on men’s suit trends will know that I pin the current evolution of men’s tailored wear on a fusion between classic cloths and motifs, and modern cuts. Having long provided such a look across their labels, the Ralph Lauren house is expanding its suit range for Autumn / Fall 2010 with a new style of suit. A…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 18 Jan 2010
The 1980s fashion revival is coming to a close. But the revival on earlier periods, particularly from the 1930s and 1940s, remains popular. So what to do then with the military fashion trend which has proved the stalwart of fashionisers’ wardrobes for the past 2 years? Evolve it. Play down the over-the-top glam pieces taken directly from the 80s, and infuse the historical military look…
Written by Tania Braukämper on 26 Apr 2009
The military shape always has been a fashion driven trend for the colder months; but for Autumn (Fall)/Winter 2009-2010 designers such as Gareth Pugh, Alexander McQueen, John Galliano and Burberry have modified and transformed the combat uniform from the past to the now. Gareth Pugh, with one of the most unusual menswear collections for A/W 09-10 has brought inspiration from the likes of German officer…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 31 Mar 2009
A few short years ago tailored shorts for men were bang-on-trend; we were moving firmly away from the 1990s and a refined cut of short promised a comfy, distinguished, yet wholly less casual look. They didn’t make it big everywhere, a bugger to find in Australia I ventured off to Harvey Nichols in Knightsbridge for my navy pair from Paul Smith and they’ve worn beautifully.…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 7 Mar 2009
I’ve spotted this a few times in our street style coverage, and the latest instance comes from Sweden; men pinning their blazers together either as a feature or to give an even slimmer fit. Picture by The Sartorialist
Written by Allan Barger on 3 Mar 2009
Goth Ninja/Batman meets Rick Owens/Dorian Gray meets Damir Doma/Japanese rock star, whatever you call it, it’s hot and it’s growing. One of the biggest yet somehow underground driven trends in the last couple of years has been the Goth Ninja; and it’s growing as a fashion trend in 2009. The figure hugging, black clad youths are perhaps the biggest consumers of the lesser celebrated designers.…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 12 Feb 2009
There aren’t all that many fashion accessories for men when one considers the sheer volume that exist for women. And of those that do exist, quite often you find that they’re heavily associated with a sub-culture or movement that you’re simply not interested in associating yourself with. Brooches for men are, however, one of the few men’s accessories which can cross the sub-culture divides, are…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 3 Jul 2008
Mark my words, Deep-V T-shirts are going to be the bane of men’s fashion trends in Spring-Summer 2009. For that very reason I’m thankful that the Deep V-Neck trend won’t be confined to the tee.
