The Black and Paper interview with London based menswear accessories designer Rory Hutton debuting at London Fashion Week Men’s. His quality socks, pocket squares, and ties are attractive, cute, and dandy stylish.
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A groove from the past. Etro looks were funkadelic. This is what you would wear on a chic Volkswagen Camper ride. Street wear looks went from jackets to loose tailored suits.
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Black and Paper at London Fashion Week Men’s fashion presentation. The collection stayed on the conservative side using muted colors with masculine looks.
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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An Insider’s view of the Fashion Week scene and looks.
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Edgy London based street wear brand Blood Brother presented its collection at LFWM on June 10th. Designer Nicolas Biela bends casual wear conventions with colors, materials and shapes but makes it all wearable. The most noticeable look was a black long coat. Judging by the enthusiasm of the youthful crowd at the presentation I would say you can count on seeing a few of his pieces in clubs next year.
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From the Berlinale 2017, the Glashutte Original Senator Watch.
During Milan Fashion Week Milan Menswear I attended the Luca Larenza presentation. My verdict? I liked it The collection was centered on knitwear along with a print look wide stripes. The designer had classic touches mixed youthful and modern twists.
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Stylist:Hercules Terres