Monthly blog for the stylish metropolitan man, every month we discuss emerging trends in fashion, the latest fashion shows with rising designers, and contemporary style. We report on the latest news in fashion scene.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Trend Spotting
By Lagom
Lagom.com
2. Wine, Knitted Sweater
By Lagom
Lagom.com
3. Brown, Belted Ankle Boots
By Deepstyle
yesstyle.com
4. Grey, Wool Twill Skinny Jacket
By Topman
Topman.com
5. Black, Ripped Skinny Jeans
By Topman
Topman.com
6. Khaki, Duffel with Signature Web Detail
By Gucci
Gucci.com
Be mine by freelight
Kelly (Breakbot remix) by Van She
Zingaro(fabian Remix) By Shinichi Osawa
Running in The Rain (Dj Favorite and Andrew rock Cub mix ) by Fashion Beat
Essence (Gray Ghost and madison Marx Remix) by Cryophonik
Second Lives (the bloody beetroots remix) by vitalic
Let's Make a Party (Manuel de la Mara and Aexx Kanji remix) by Audio junkies
Lockhead (Steve Angelio edit) by Kris Menace
You Wont Forget About Me (Edxs Make People Smile Remix) by Dannii Minouge Vs Flower Power
Rise (Andrew Bennett Remix) by Dj Tatana
Shock (Original Mix) by Max Freegrant
Dreamer (Benny Royal Dub mix )by Tune in Tokyo
Hands Of Time (Original Mix) by Angel Anx feat. Eva Diva
be mine Jori Hulkkonen (vocal miix) by Robyn
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Trend Spotting
This out fit is for the guy that want to pull of color blocking, but does not want to look to juvenile yet has the right amount of color to make the out fit pop. the look is perfect for the spring season.
1. White Eyelet Detail Shirt
By AAA
2. Shioner 3A7 Skinny Jeans
By Diesel
By Gucci
By ASOS
5. Brown Genuine Leather Oxfords
By DeepStyle
Monday, January 03, 2011
Moschino Menswear Fall 2010 and Spring 2011
Italian fashion design house Moschino was established by Franco Moschino in 1983 since Franco Moschinos death Rossella Jardini has served as the label’s creative director in 1994.The Styl.com reporter and fashion guru Tim Blanks, discussed the theme of this years collection as. " The house's Spring collection gave it to them three ways: Pop, Rock, and Classic. Pop, in the Warhol sense of the word, runs in the label's veins, so there were cartoon shirts, headphones silkscreened in a Warhol style, and a Lichtenstein BAM! The Rock range featured white shirts pierced with nipple rings and an AC/DC tee reconfigured to read "AB/CD." The retro feel of the collection was well delivered, yet had a post modern refinement that makes the clothing timeless and refined.
