TRENDS
Welsh & Jeffries
“The military look again has become a firm Autumn staple with gilt buttons, solid one-colour frogging, epaulettes and brass or silver buttons”
Turnbull & Asser
inspired both in certain elements of the collections, James’ conveyance might be a British Racing Green open top; while Smith’s is a jet plane. As usual, expect great things from the
House of Alexander McQueen. Whilst alive, McQueen was one of the few designers who could make statement pieces for men, which, though often based on costume styles and sometimes the stage, never made the wearer feel he was out of place or kilter. House
Turnbull & Asser The continues to
deliver today, as this season reveals; stridently sharp suits and sculpted coats, which of course, take no prisoners.
You
may have a well-honed body, but a McQueen ensemble continues to
challenge as he always did when he worked on the Row in the early days. Can that really be a size 40"? More gym, I fear… A disturbing trend in menswear seems
to involve oversized tailoring worn with sporting/casual elements; even pants that look like pyjama bottoms. I only mention this because, like it or not, it is an Autumn/Winter look which one predicts will find the nearest sale bins before long. It really is a look that suggests that you got dressed at night, wearing a blindfold. This one is best left to the young gentleman who can deal with irony. But then again, irony should be treated as a seasoning and not a meal in itself. R
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