The New York Fashion week has commenced and the fashion fanatics are on their toes to get a glimpse of what the trend will be this year. I am cramped with tons of pictures and trend reports to post on my blog. I have however managed to select a few favourites of this fall's men's fashion.
Pic- Christopher Bailey for Burberry
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The sartorial expert Burberry's Fall show back in Jan was a world of two worlds. The sophisticated gentleman, which is more of Burberry's style forte and a more relaxed man. Christopher also played around with the trend of this season 'Dressed up Military'.
Pic- Burberry Fall 2012
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The collection had structured sophisticated suits with classic topcoats. The sophisticated look was toned down with funky polka dots.
Pic- Burberry Fall 2012
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Suit pants were paired with crisp shirts and neckties which was skilfully layered with scooped-neck sweater. Christopher Bailey's quirky side was illustrated through the animal embroidery on the sweater, giving it a pagan vibe.
Pic- Burberry Fall 2012
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The relaxed scooped-neck comes in harmony with the elegant suit. Christopher played with colours through the accessories.
Pic- Burberry Fall 2012
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The Dressed up Military is in play here. Military inspired jackets and bomber jackets collide with structured suits in the weird world of Christopher Bailey.
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Pic- In the streets
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The dressed up military is quick to pick up in the streets, camouflaged shirt layered under a coat and camouflaged necktie with a grey suit and a military green parka on top is sheer genius. Love.
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The sartorial expert Burberry's Fall show back in Jan was a world of two worlds. The sophisticated gentleman, which is more of Burberry's style forte and a more relaxed man. Christopher also played around with the trend of this season 'Dressed up Military'.
(www.style.com/www.gq.com)
The collection had structured sophisticated suits with classic topcoats. The sophisticated look was toned down with funky polka dots.
(www.style.com/www.gq.com)
Suit pants were paired with crisp shirts and neckties which was skilfully layered with scooped-neck sweater. Christopher Bailey's quirky side was illustrated through the animal embroidery on the sweater, giving it a pagan vibe.
(www.style.com/www.gq.com)
The relaxed scooped-neck comes in harmony with the elegant suit. Christopher played with colours through the accessories.
(www.style.com/www.gq.com)
The Dressed up Military is in play here. Military inspired jackets and bomber jackets collide with structured suits in the weird world of Christopher Bailey.
.JPG)
Pic- In the streets
(www.thesartorialist.com)
The dressed up military is quick to pick up in the streets, camouflaged shirt layered under a coat and camouflaged necktie with a grey suit and a military green parka on top is sheer genius. Love.
A Big Hug to you for listening to your friends' advice & most importantly for following your heart. Now, the next step should be to turn this passion into your full-time profession ;-) Fantastic job!!!
ReplyDeleteNow coming to the blog-post. I'm not a huge fan of Burberry, but my personal favs from the fall collection are -
1) the shawl collar & scooped-neck sweaters in vibrant hues (Animal print, embroidery or a sketch always get a thumbs up from my side!!)
2)And the other trend that has caught my eye is the Military look. I would really want my guy to incorporate this style into his wardrobe ;-)