Once overlooked, men have become an important part of the fashion world. The world of menswear is now proliferating with designers offering complete looks to accessories. Boundaries have expanded ranging Dandy, Sporty, and Classic to Anti-Fashion. Men can convey a certain attitude by what he wears.
For more on the latest in Men’s Style trends check out these images from Pitti Uomo
From Paris Fashion Week Men Black and Paper covered the Issey Miyake runway show.
This season the designer went with muted colors and shapes, nothing dramatic. I would describe the collection as “Cyber Cool.” Prints for jackets and pants were nice while all was loosely fitted on the body with many collarless looks. The monochromatic blue and black combination made an impression me.
Images by Black and Paper Creative Contributor Brice Hardelin from Paris.
For more information on Brice go to:bricehardelin.com
For our Philips and Menswear Productions Black and Paper used the following brands:
A man’s footwear can make a statement depending on the color or length.
Black and Paper Production
Photographer Dale Grant
Stylist Hercules Terres
A man’s distinctive style melds inspiration, comfort while making it look it easy.
Black and Paper Production
Photography by Dale Grant
Styling by Hecules Terres.
London Fashion Week Men has kicked off to a start that can be described as “creative.” Of the all fashion centers, the British capital has always been a step in the direction of quirky. Designers are more inclined to step out of comfort zones. The availability of fresh creative talent in the city means there is a futile ground for something fresh or even strange in the design department.
Black and Paper Highlights:
Katie Eary’s “Night at the Playboy Mansion” Pajama Llooks are perfect for the man who wants a bit of Noel Coward sophistication.
Craig Green’s flowing colors and carpets seemed like uniforms from Star Trek.
Top Man’s collection is not handsome but fun.
Christopher Shannon’s collection of melded pieces is ready for the night at an urban club.
Casely Hayford are using on long geometric shapes
Matther Miller’s collection focused on black and more black for the intimidating man of town.
Oliver Spencer proves you can have understated wear that stands out in a crowd.
Cottweiler looks are for guys you date but do not take home to mother until get to rally know him.
J.W. Anderson’s heavy looks of patches and knitwear are down to earth if not folksy
We are feeling very excited about Milan Fashion Week Uomo with up to date commentaries and features on the latest happenings from designers, accessories, and models starting on January 13th.
As a fan of scarves I am happy to recommend Title of Work as a Christmas Gift for 2016. A New York City menswear brand founded by Jonathan Meizler mixing art with fashion resulting in statement accessories.
Title of Men is available in fine stores worldwide.
For the modern man dressing well has become a part of life. His style is a way to be recognized without saying much, flaunting his status in a visual way.
SUCCESS! Dressing for success starts before putting on the clothes.
ALLURE! The Styling Grail Rules for wearing a White Shirt are: It has to be clean and It has to be crisp.
DEBONAIR! Ironed clothing is an inconspicuous detail which is noticed.
PRIDE! Well-pressed looks always gain respect!
INSPIRE! Flawlessly dressed and groomed are key ingredients of the masculine chic style. 
Philips Perfect Care Elite Iron is available in stores and online.
Pics by Dale Grant
Styling by Hercules Terres.
An Original Black and Paper Production
Stay tuned for a listing of the fashion credits.