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TREND SPARK! Week 18 | 06.07.2008
TREND SPARK! |
By Alexandra Suhner, London Editor | Week 18 | 06.07.2008 |
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Paris Menswear Spring/Summer 2009 Trend Round Up |
 • Tye dye and dip dye (Givenchy, Comme des Garcons, Raf Simons)
• Iridescent fabrics (Kris Van Assche, Givenchy, Yohji Yamamoto, Louis Vuitton, Viktor & Rolf)
• Bright and Coral pinks (Givenchy, John Galliano, Viktor & Rolf, Louis Vuitton)
• Trousers with low-slung crotches (Kris Van Assche, Jean Paul Gaultier, Yves Saint Laurent, Viktor & Rolf, Galliano)
• Checks (John Galliano, Jean Paul Gaultier, Dries Van Noten, Kris Van Assche)
• Safari cuts and colors (Jean Paul Gaultier, Dries Van Noten, Yohji Yamamoto, Yves Saint Laurent)
• Cocoon Jackets (Raf Simons, Viktor & Rolf)
• Grey (Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent)
Photos courtesy of www.vogue.co.uk |
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John Galliano
If there is one menswear show that is bound to shock, it is John Galliano.
This season, the theme was a mix of everything, in fluoro pinks and other crazy brights.
Despite the crazy styling, head-wear, and makeup, there are still some great wearable pieces.
Pinstripe and check suits and shirts in bright colors make for great picnic summer pieces.
Bound-edge jackets and waistcoats and biker-style pieces are all safe wardrobe pieces for the fashion-conscious.
The pink hat-mesh-wigs however are only for the ultra-brave.
Photos courtesy of www.vogue.co.uk |
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Jean Paul Gaultier
Jean Paul Gaultier's western theme for Spring Summer 2009 mixed cowboy styling with classic-cut pieces.
His trademark striped sweaters were in abundance, but instead of the sailor look, the men looked rustic and masculine.
The three piece suits and raincoats were well-cut and the beautifully-shaped cowboy hats will make great summer head-wear.
The shoes were also stunning, two-tone brogues in soft leathers looked slick but effortless.
Photos courtesy of www.vogue.co.uk |
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Yves Saint Laurent
The strength of Yves Saint Laurent's Spring Summer 2009 collection definitely were the softened color palette.
Soft caramels, tones of denim blues, and whites and off-whites worked beautifully in total looks and mixed together.
Blazers and bomber jackets were slightly cropped and trousers had dropped waists with low-slung crotches and slim legs.
The fabrics looked worn, effortless, and soft.
Photos courtesy of www.vogue.co.uk |
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