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Black and Paper Pick

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Post date 18/08/2017

Italian leather crafts wear brand Serapian has a new collection this fall inspired by the seventies. I saw their pieces at Pitti Uomo in Florence. For a man looking for a luxury bag with style and details but without the brand markings, I recommend these bags for their craftsmanship and versatility; the looks can be both formal and informal. Of course all bags are Italian Made.

The 14 Capsule Collection is only available in 30 boutiques and Serapian Stores.

Go to Serapian.com

Tags Accessory, bags, Fashion, florence, gq, italian, looking good, mens fashion, mens fashion review, mens style report, Mensstyle, Menswear, Milan, ootdmen, pitti uomo

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Balmain Menswear 2018

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Post date 26/07/2017

Tags gq, Mensfashion, Mensstyle, ootd, ootdmen, Paris, runway show, Style

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Dunhill at Fashion Week London Men’s

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Post date 13/07/2017

Black and Paper at London Fashion Week Men’s fashion presentation. The collection stayed on the conservative side using muted colors with masculine looks.

Tags Dandy, Fashion, gq, gq insider, LFWM, London, mens fashion, Menswear, ootdmen, Style

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Milan Fashion Week Men Fendi

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Post date 01/07/2017

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Milan Fashion Week Men with Tod’s

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Post date 29/06/2017

Black and Paper at Milan Fashion Week Men at the Tod’s presentation.

Tod’s decided lightweight for the season with looks based on traveling to hot climate destinations. Quality wise there is no doubt the brand is at the top of its game in the quality department, elegant is in the DNA of the brand, but style wise it felt a bit muddled or at a crossroads. The new sneakers for the urban wearer were understated but in an age where men express themselves with a certain sneaker style, Tod’s new Gommino trainer looked average.

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Tags camera moda, gq, gq insider, mens fashion, mens styles, Mensshoes, Menswear, mfwm, Milan, ootd, ootdmen, shoes, tods

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Milan Fashion Week Menswear-Canali

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Post date 27/06/2017

Black and Paper review from Milan Fashion Week Men of the Canali Spring Collection.

Soft, sleek, and clean are the words that come to mind. Introducing a new fabric “Impeccabile 2.0” a material is light combined with a level of weather versatility. The silhouettes were vertical produced with fine tailored details. A collection that was based on luxurious elements with minimal qualities, the Canali team lacks a creative director but this did not stop the brand from creating wonderful garments, the collection was both casual and semi-formal. I especially liked the suits because of the youthful yet sophisticated qualities.

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Tags camera moda, canali, Canon, gq, gq insider, inspire, Mensfashion, Mensstyle, mfwm, Milan, ootd, ootdmen, Style, swagger

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London Fashion Week Men’s Overview

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Post date 26/06/2017

An Insider’s view of the Fashion Week scene and looks.

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Marni from Milan Fashion Week Men’s

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Post date 21/06/2017

Black and Paper paid a visit to the Marni Showroom during Milan Fashion for re-see. The brand received acclaim for this season’s collection titled “Lost and Found”, a journey of self-discovery is how the press release describes the collection. The vintage feel of the pieces were refreshing, like going through the grandfathers closet looking for pieces to mix and match with you have on today. All was loose, oversized, playful and at times pieced together. Designer Francesco Risso kept it casual. Clerk pants, jackets, suits, were showy but not over the too, and very wearable. Would I buy it? YES!