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Menswear Spring/Summer 216 – Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci Collection . Paris Fashion Week.
Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 collection. – The menswear season is all about the ladies.
Paris Fashion Week, June 26,2015.
This menswear season is all about the ladies. The trend had been slowly growing over the past few years, but now the tendency to weave womenswear pre-collections into menswear shows has exploded.
This shift has been an intriguing evolution of the fashion machine. The inclusion of women in the menswear presentations has helped to illustrate a clearer link between the two halves. It has also added a layer of complexity to the collections, particularly in what is shaping up to be an era of gender fluidity.
But there have also been times this season when the men’s better half got the better of them on the catwalk. And that was the case at the Givenchy show.
However, one could argue, the story that Riccardo Tisci wanted to tell with his women on Friday evening set himself apart from the rest. The see-through sexy lace dresses he sent down the runway were 11 haute couture creations.
So there they were – Naomi Campbell, Kendal Jenner, Joan Smalls, Mariacarla Boscono and Frankie Rayder.
Back to the part of the Show dedicated to Menswear :
Raised Roman Catholic, Tisci is familiar with religious iconography and has employed it in collections past, though never to the level of his Spring offering, which included the visage of Christ emblazoned on tees, sweatshirts, trousers, and skirts.
The show also included plenty of denim looks with Americana undercurrents. This is on point with the House’s upcoming Denim line, set to launch in September. ( We must wait, i like denim, beautiful oversize silk blouse over the skinny Jeans and you have a glamorous casual Look, in any case is a street style which i preffer)
Here we are, Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 Runway Looks and the Givenchy Haute Couture gowns. I choosed the Looks i like. Hope you like it.
Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 -Maison Margiela Collection.
Maison Martin Margiela Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 –
Paris Fashion Week, June 26,2015 .
The collection is great, is Maison Margiela had a minimal moment with its spring-summer 2016 menswear collection. Always known for its tailoring and experimentation, the fashion brand approached the season with a more wearable attitude.
John Galliano’s appointment as Creative Director of Maison Margiela last October resulted in huge hype and anticipation. There was no sign of it subsiding in the run-up to Friday’s presentation of the brand’s spring/summer 2016 menswear collection in Paris. There was only one problem. No involvement from Galliano. Moments before the show began, Margiela representatives confirmed this collection was designed by the design team or, in brand parlance, “the collective”. The sense of anticlimax was understandable.
Galliano’s influence would have meant a kind of flamboyance. Famous for post-show outfits that have included an astronaut and a matador, this fantastical approach – and penchant for catwalk drama – has fuelled his menswear designs. By contrast, the clothes here were wearable, even quite conservative, particularly for a house that, since it was founded by the Belgian designer Martin Margiela in 1988, has showcased all manner of catwalk oddness – including masks, oversized fur coats and jewelled vests for men.
There were beautifully cut, slim, sharp suits, and easy sportswear in hooded tops and simple sweaters. A few elements marked out the collection’s Margiela-ness: rubber tops with paper patches like papier-mache, drawing-pin detailing on jacket lapels, and beaten-up boots. The result was a fairly typical mix of minimalism, hand-finished details and deconstructed classics. Not quite the Galliano reboot some were hoping for, but a perfectly nice collection.
That overhaul will come, Margiela representatives promise, but Galliano’s input at the house will be a gradual process rather than an immediate shakeup. This is the third show season since the designer officially took over at the house, part of Galliano’s wider rehabilitation, in part supported by his friend the American Vogue editor, Anna Wintour. His Margiela collections to date include couture and women’s ready-to-wear.
Same time….
Interview with Renzo Rosso:
Working with John today is like having another atmosphere, everything inside the company is so magical now, even when you open the door you can feel the vibrations and now we are back with a fantastic energy and it’s so, so nice, so exciting, and also so lovely to be working with John. You can see that John started to give us some input, it’s still Margiela, very Margiela for me, thanks to Staff international, and if you can go to see closer one by one the product and look at the quality of the products and also we improved the quality of the materials and the fashion touch from John is unbelievable. It’s still Margiela but also John, so that’s great.“ Copyright : Paris Modes Productions
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Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 – Dolce&Gabbana *The Chinese Palace* Collection. Back to Milan Fashion Week.
Dolce&Gabbana Menswear *The Chinese Palace* Spring/Summer 2016 Collection.
Milan Fashion Week, 20 June 2015.
Dolce&Gabbana was shown very interesting and beautiful collection.
A few words about the collection and about the Show :
The show started out well with silk printed suits, boxy tops, and trousers coming out covered in preening peacocks, birds perched on bamboo reeds, and classic undulating dragons that slid over tie patterned backdrops. Striking too were the graphic, almost cinematic, black and white lined fabrics. All of it had a luxury attitude about it even when deftly tailored.
The introduction of ripped jeans and some perfectly faded and fitted leather jackets also worked well within the Dolce & Gabbana universe, as did the reappearance of some of the print motifs, this time brought to life through embroidery.
The second part of the Show was a „Sicilian“. Rough jute tops with gilded black and white images of Madonna and child, lemon tree printed ensembles, and loud, primary-color naive drawings of chinese iconography . Maaybe it felt disconnected from the groundwork laid in the first half of the Show but it was an awesome Show. In the final part, all 102 models came out wearing polo versions of some of the collection’s silk print designs.
I hope you will like the runway *Looks* i choosed to post:
Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 – *Valentino* Spring/Summer 2016 Collection. Paris Fashion Week.
*Valentino* Spring/Summer 2016 Collection by Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccoli , creativ Directors
Paris Fashion Week 24 June 2015
About Brand *Valentino*:
After the departure of Valentino Garavani, in 2007, the company’s new owners, private equity firm Permira, struggled to find the right creative leadership for the business. Though still a red carpet favourite, the brand was unable to reclaim the international cachet it once had. But since 2008, when Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli took the reins as co-creative directors, the duo have taken the fashion industry by surprise, breathing new creative energy into the brand and rocketing Valentino back to the forefront of fashion. Sales have improved, and lucrative accessories now account for nearly half of sales in some stores. They have also revitalized the menswear Business.
This collection was packed with normal items that normal men will want to wear – great bombers with fun details on the back, jean jackets, Hawaiian shirts, army coats. But there was a strange air of forced nonchalance – you saw it in those souvenir jackets and you saw it in the way the show notes promised the pieces were ‘pages of a thrilling diary to be worn.‘ That’s the one thing box-fresh clothes don’t have: stories. That’s why our old favourites have such meaning – they carry with them memories. So, sure models wore jeans, but these clothes were too considered to be truly carefree or rich in narrative. Valentino is about couture-level detail, craft and luxury – when they began their menswear they even branded it ‘Couture’. They’re not the only ones trying to make new clothes look old to emphasis their value or insouciance this season, but they’re at their best when they don’t try to justify their pieces by styling them down.
Here are some Runway *Looks* i choosed to post :
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