Edited by McArthur Joseph
When it comes to menswear Giuliano Fujiwara knows how to do it right. This collection is full of awesome looking layers and a variety of different cuts and silhouettes. (I’m praying for a free sample) Here are some of my favorite pieces from this collection. (Keep Reading)
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
These remind me a bit of the Jeremy Scott for Adidas sneakers, but I really like grey, black, and pale yellow color combination.
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Giuliano Fujiwara knows a thing or two about combining chunky knits with heavy leather, a skill he demonstrated beautifully in his Fall 2010 menswear collection. Crimson reds and forest greens spiced up a collection of predominately black and grey layered garb. A paneled floor length skirt was surely the show-stopping piece, but with Fujiwara’s immaculate styling, it’s pretty difficult to pick a favorite look.
Edited by Corey Moran
Here is the entire runway collection from Giuliano Fujiwara for Spring 2009. The collection is awesome, and if I had to sum up the whole collection in one hyphonated and one regular word, I would have to go with “drop-crotch pants). It seems that 90% of the bottoms produced for this like have a baggier waist and thigh that becomes a tighter slim fit at the bottom/calf area. Cool collection. Big fan. For more on Giuliano Fujiwara check out the website.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Officially proves that men are pansies. Hopefully, the beefcakes from Westwood come over and beat the girly crap out of these men. Feathers in the hair is the ultimate no no for a guy’s guy, and the long crotch are just a form of trickery (if you know what I mean). Also, I know Andre Leon Talley is trying oh so hard to bring back the turban, but the upside down garbage can is not the way to go about that trend.
Photo Source: Dazed Digital
