Edited by McArthur Joseph
We’re loving all the menswear coming out of Europe right now. As the wave of designers showing in Milan has stopped we decided to show you our favorite looks from Italy
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
There’s a rebel with a cause out in Williamsburg. The one I’m referring to is David Gensler, designer of Serum Versus Venom. With 100% of production happening in his own facility in-house, he has the resources and the drive to buck the fashion system. SVSV is created and marketed at its own pace (read, efficient), piece by piece, and the team believes “the existing industry calendar is only helping to perpetuate a archaic system which has no place in the modern, digital age.” They have no desire to enter the mass market, for that which is new will not stay that way very long. A responsible system of production involves no waste and no surplus, which is why they use interesting vintage textiles that stand the test of time. See the super innovative collection here.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
This Miami native, FIT trained, NYC based designer Miguel Antoinne is updating the classics. He’s turning the men’s suit up with color blocked shirts, textured suits and a general air of refined irreverence. His women are powerful; long proportions drive the eye in lustrous textures. He has everything produced right here in NYC, and prides himself on searching out the finest materials in the world. He’s an exciting young designer, and Spring 2012 shows his staying power.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Through deft tailoring, intricate handmade prints and a key focus on Giacomo Balla’s ‘Futurist Manifesto of Men’s Clothing’, Yasmin Bawa is seeking to find and create balance in menswear. Her printing techniques are new to the industry; she uses light sensitive emulsions to expose her prints directly onto the fabrics. Yasmin Bawa‘s Autumn 2011 collection entitled “He Shall Be a Peacock” takes the stance that men shouldn’t restrain from color, from new cuts on beautiful patterns. In her Spring 2012 collection, “he didn’t care and neither did she…” she dips a toe in womenswear, taking her prints to more feminine silhouettes, but with a great irreverent sense of humor. See the London-based designer’s work here.
Edited by Tracey
The cold weather months are setting in, and for men that means busting out those heavy winter coats, sweaters and hoodies to keep warm. However, you don’t have to dress down simply to stay warm during the winter. There are several fashionable men’s clothing alternatives to the hoodie that will keep you looking stylish and professional all season long. Check out our five favorite after the jump.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
Model Mario Loncarski shows off the white hot spring trend for menswear in this editorial by Kosmas Pavlos.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
We’re huge fans of Jeffery Campbell here. (We even helped style on of their lookbooks.) Now the brand known for their innovative and stellar womens shoes have launched their men line called The Damned.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
Watching the hands of a clock turn on your wrist is pretty boring. How boring do you think it would be if you could see every internal function work while wearing a super stylish and exclusive timepiece. Wonder no further because we now present the 2LMX.
