Paris men's fashions mull conflicts
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Army fatigues, gas masks and camouflage patterns swarmed the catwalk on Thursday as Paris designers reflected on troubled times in their menswear collections for next summer.
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Before World War II, hats were an essential part of a manâs wardrobe, now, despite evidence to the contrary, some insist they are making a comeback.
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With fears of a U.S. recession sending shivers through the retail sector, menswear designers in Paris are following the lead of investors and seeking refuge in safe-haven values.
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Fashion Wire Daily - What a difference a few degrees make. Milan - five degrees Celsius hotter than Paris - was obsessed with eco threats, global water shortages and men wearing shorts, in Nicholas Sarkozy&#39;s new Paris its all about Officer Poets.
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There may be no stronger emotional current running through menâs fashion now than that offered by Tim Hamilton: personal nostalgia, a longing for what men wore as boys.
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The apparel specialist is on the block.
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The kaffiyeh, traditional Arab headgear, becomes a style statement.
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Youth, attitude and gritty city glamour were the themes on the catwalk Monday as Paris fashion week opened with a spotlight on young designers.
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Among the designers at Fashion Week on Wednesday, most Â but not all Â seemed to understand that the marriage of fashion and politics generally demeans both.
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Fashion designers are coming up with unique theme to create their range of collection.
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Two designers use a Paris show to demonstrate that fashion and politics can mix.
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Travel: Paris is all understated chic while the Chinese have taken kitsch consumerism to their hearts ...
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A chorus of designers have registered their displeasure with the showiness pervasive in fashion today with clothes so subtle they beg to be viewed at close range.
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Life & style: In pictures: A unique take on New York fashion week by acclaimed war photographer Oded Balilty.
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Last year a popular show at the Metropolitan Museum renewed interest in the French couturier Paul Poiret, interest that is likely to continue on Feb. 14 with a sale of his original clothing designs in Paris.
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Shoppers milling around Downtown Crossing on a recent Saturday might not have noticed the new indoor design and art market, Wears+Wares, tucked in a lobby near the Men's Wearhouse on Summer Street. A couple of balloons marked the entrance to the space, where colorful and eclectic creations, from fashion to furniture, were for sale.
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A few trends are starting to appear in the opening days of Fashion Week: a linear silhouette, a surfeit of men's wear fabrics and a certain sexiness.