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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 – *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 :
Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 – Walter Van Beirendonck‘ s * Electric Eye* collection in Paris Fashion Week.
Walter Van Beirendonck * Electric Eye * Spring/Summer 2016 collection was shown yesterday,24 June 2015 in Paris Fashion Week.
Genie of Walter Van Beiendonck , his creativity is that was we like! It was a best show till now! He never got tired of fashion, i’m sure about it.
„ Dubbed Electric Eye after David Bowie’s Moonage Daydream, the collection featured suits rendered in children’s fabrics that looked like they could have been purchased at Ikea. Covered in little mushrooms, elephants and monsters they were the picture of innocence. But nothing is ever quite what it seems with Van Beirendonck – – he’d twisted this collection, making it a little sick and a little sinister. You saw it in the shoes with black bubbles around the sole as if the wearer had walked in dangerous mud and in suits that became a staring face thanks to cut outs that left the eyes sitting just in front of the wearer’s nipples.“
And not only… see those sheer black jackets and nude latex tops… It makes Walter Van Beirendonck so unique!
Van Beirendock’s Show took place on the stage of the famous Théâtre du Châtelet. It made us thinking about spectacle and the theatre of Fashion. What want say Walter Van Beirendonck with his *Electric Eye* collection? It sounds magical… Here are the Runway *Looks* , i hope you will enjoy it!
Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 -Emporio Armani Fusion collection.
Emporio Armani Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 – Fusion Collection.
Four days of menswear previews for next spring and summer began Saturday with Emporio Armani, Dolce&Gabbana, Jil Sander, Versace,Philipp Plein.and Marni. Marni is showing menswear on the runway for the first time.
Armani talked of a *Fusion* – a buzzword in the globalisation of Fashion . When trying to cater to such a broad range of shoppers, all living in different climates with different heritages, collections can start to feel like a clash of opposing ideas and directions, packaged up together for the sake of a fashion show. Fusion can be tricky. But Armani put his signatures first, and that’s why this worked. The collection was light and layered, featuring classic Armani shapes in neutral tones. The looks were loose with textured and sometimes crinkled fabric, easy to imagine zipping along urban streets. There was a focus on pants, with roomy pleated trousers that seemed to drape the leg. More athletic knit trousers were cinched at the ankle. Whether the look was formal or casual ultimately was defined by the jacket, ranging from double-breasted to more Asian-inspired looks with pagoda shoulders. And there were wonderful papery anoraks for that unexpected shower. As was the clean, considered minimalism that we’ve come to expect.
Though it was menswear, Armani sent a dozen women’s looks down the runway, displaying the adaptability of men’s tailoring for women. A series of men’s cut shirts over baggy trousers would have suited her well.One of the womenswear looks that featured in the collection could almost have been an ode to the pop-friendly school girl style of some young Japanese women thanks to those tailored shorts, crossed braces and flats.
Here are some awesome Runway *Looks* i choosed, hope you’ll like it too…
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