German designer Philipp Plein has set out a while back to take on the sportswear industry and to offer stunning luxury clothes and accessories that are cool and fashionable. This move makes sense, since over the last seasons, we’ve seen an increase in the so-called athluxury segment – a combination between sportswear and luxurious, elegant […]
Tag: spring-summer 2019
New York Fashion Week is known to be the commercial sibling in the family of Fashion Weeks. The looks presented here are often not just very American, but are the looks that represent the “artistic-commercial balance of fashion” we so often talk about. Sometimes, this approach can work against the collections, as the outfits tend […]
New men’s collections have just come out of Paris after London and Milan. The French capital is known for its unconventional approach to fashion. The word that describes most of the clothes unveiled during this edition of Paris Fashion Week is eerie. This did not come as a surprise, as the whole fashion world is […]
After the British capital, it was Milan’s turn to take the fashion spotlight, as Italian designers and their guests showcased their men’s collections for the spring-summer 2019 season. Milan is the most classic of the big four and this year it remained true to its spirit. We could see many cool, classic pieces, many of […]
Moschino has gotten us used to quirky aesthetics over the last few seasons. From comic books to retrofuturistic prints, we’ve seen a lot of great color and style come from Jeremy Scott’s designs for the Italian brand. In fact, Moschino is one of the few labels that continues to really go against the grain and […]
The British capital took once again the spotlight of the fashion world, as many designers unveiled their Spring-Summer 2019 collections during the latest installment of London Fashion Week. The main trends we could see were a lot of neutral colors, especially gray and black. Most collections had a depressed and angry tone. The anger and […]