(trendland)
Jul 26, 2010
Jul 22, 2010
Jul 21, 2010
Jul 20, 2010
Our Future
Electrolux Design Lab 2010 Finalists:
How we'll be living in the year 2050?
2050年にはこういった家具があるかもしれない…
How we'll be living in the year 2050?
2050年にはこういった家具があるかもしれない…
Jul 18, 2010
Jul 17, 2010
Jul 8, 2010
spring 2011 menswear week
finally getting around to it.
ミラノからパリへ。メンズのファッションウィーク特集〜
louis vuitton/louis vuitton/hermes/etro
etro/d&g/burberry prorsum/calvin klein
dries van noten/jil sander/john galliano/kenzo
mihara yasuhiro/roberto cavalli/thom browne/yohji yamamoto
(style.com)
Above are just some I found particularly interesting. I am obviously drawn towards classic, clean cuts in unexpected fabrics or colors. This season, there were a lot of other designers that made drastically different pieces that I haven't shown here though.
I feel like even women should pay attention to trends in menswear, since many of these designers carry over the same color palette/concept to womenswear as well. Not only that, menswear is definitely so much more complex, in albeit a narrower exploration, than womenswear. Men only have suits, pants, shirts, and some accessories, while womenswear knows no limit. This also makes menswear that much more interesting to follow. The major pitfall for menswear is their lack of mass consumption exposure. These trends that get announced don't get sought after by the majority of the male population, nor do they get reproduced by the forever21s or the h&ms as much as womenswear does. There has to be some genius marketing idea waiting to be found to turn this industry around.
What do you think about the pieces I featured/about menswear in general?
ミラノからパリへ。メンズのファッションウィーク特集〜
louis vuitton/louis vuitton/hermes/etro
etro/d&g/burberry prorsum/calvin klein
dries van noten/jil sander/john galliano/kenzo
mihara yasuhiro/roberto cavalli/thom browne/yohji yamamoto
(style.com)
Above are just some I found particularly interesting. I am obviously drawn towards classic, clean cuts in unexpected fabrics or colors. This season, there were a lot of other designers that made drastically different pieces that I haven't shown here though.
I feel like even women should pay attention to trends in menswear, since many of these designers carry over the same color palette/concept to womenswear as well. Not only that, menswear is definitely so much more complex, in albeit a narrower exploration, than womenswear. Men only have suits, pants, shirts, and some accessories, while womenswear knows no limit. This also makes menswear that much more interesting to follow. The major pitfall for menswear is their lack of mass consumption exposure. These trends that get announced don't get sought after by the majority of the male population, nor do they get reproduced by the forever21s or the h&ms as much as womenswear does. There has to be some genius marketing idea waiting to be found to turn this industry around.
What do you think about the pieces I featured/about menswear in general?
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