Bottega Veneta, Giorgio Armani and Prada Menswear Autumn/Winter 2011/2012

Menswear Autumn/Winter 2011/2012: Bottega Veneta, Giorgio Armani and Prada


Bottega Veneta I'll be doing menswear and then Couture coverage over the next few weeks, but there will be some regular content as well. I figured I'd start with Bottega Veneta as it is one of my favourite brands, and this show didn't disappoint. I love that Tomas Maier designs menswear, not boyswear, and his collections are always masculine, classic, stylish, but fashionable too...read more	Giorgio Armani It was a relief to see that Giorgio Armani's show only had 68 looks, as it is usually a marathon 80-something, which can be quite boring. It's not that his clothes are boring, but they are very commercial, and his shows can get a bit repetitive. Armani is known for cutting a great suit, which he does well, in fact, one of the best...read more	Prada While I know it is Prada's "thing" to do collections in an unexpected way, it doesn't mean I am going to like it. And I didn't really like this collection. Bad haircuts, jackets and coats that are WAY too big for the models, tracksuits, and cropped trousers with knee socks are simply unappealing to me...read more
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