Part and parcel of greeting the New Year are the Fall-Winter menswear shows in Milan. Venerated periodicals and websites are currently in flux of runway photos and critic reviews. Lucky for you, I am neither a critic nor an editor so I'll spare you the gargantuan essays. Here are my notes of Milan's collections in ten words or less:
1. Marni - earth tones, leather sleeves, colorblocked monk strap shoes, simple silhouettes.
2. Dolce & Gabbana - tailoring, grays, drop crotch, burgundy, fur anoraks, specs, pecs.
3. Burberry - checks, skinny pants, a flurry of produce-colored (carrot, olive, blueberry, peach, broccoli) coats, plastic raincoats.
4. Bottega Veneta - gray suiting, colorific trousers and coats, leather pants (if bad boys wore color, this would be it).
5. Jil Sander - colorblocking, fuchsia, cream, textured shirts, layering (a muted continuation of Spring 2011).
All images except topmost and Dolce & Gabbana from nymag.com; topmost from isaaclikes.com; Dolce & Gabbana from tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com
2 comments:
you actually take note on these? dang man.. you really have interests in fashion. i like!
of course i do! but not in design. that's for the professionals. ican appreciate things that are deemed for consumers. lol
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