Category Archives: Paris

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Among the events of the men’s prèt-à-porter week a special place occupies the show of the collection house Arnys, for the first time presenting to “wide public”. Arnys is the brand with a rich history dating back to the thirties … Continue reading →

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“Rock-and-roll forever” makes a statement RYNSHU on their Fall-Winter 2011/2012 show in Paris. The spirit of the 50s is felt in those prints of “pin-up” beauties on some silk garments. The collection creators turned to the past to create the … Continue reading →

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Gray podium, flanked by flowing parachute drapery. Models arrive in red tailcoat overalls, carrying flowers, candle-lights and plates with frozen juice. Parachutes are blown away and flower pots appear. “Metaphysics of the food” one would say. Exactly: “The Eat” is … Continue reading →

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The fashion-aware audience has already become used to the changes of the designers in this French house with Italian roots for the recent seasons. The new duo of stylists from London Sachiko Okada and Aaron Sharif joined the Cerruti in … Continue reading →

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No matter how boring it is to admit, but a two piece suit still remains for many men a basic element of a wardrobe. The classic double-or single-breasted jacket, straight trousers – even the most extravagant designers in the middle … Continue reading →

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It is difficult to be late for the show during the fashion week, my colleagues will understand, but it does happen sometimes. Luckily, I run quickly and almost flew on the show. Everybody has already taken their seats in anticipation … Continue reading →

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“Love subdues all ages” – for some reason this phrase flashed in my mind at first glance at the Yohji Yamamoto collection. But why “love” and “age”? The answer is very simple: we love Yohji for his original style, and … Continue reading →

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Prodigy-tailor-beauty Young Chong Bak, as if she guessed my secret thoughts, released on the podium a couple of girls in the devastatingly sexy male looks, only emphasizing feminine fragility. Is that an attempt to create a full-fledged women’s collection?

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The new men’s collections Alexis Mabille needs to be approached carefully: on one hand the designer is trying to move away from the exaggerated feminine image clearly stated in his summer collection. Tartan – the main theme of the season; … Continue reading →

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Legendary brand, who introduced the fashion shows at the end of the 70s, triumphantly returned to the industry with the first, after a long break, men’s collections. House Mugler laconically lost “Thierry” from its name in this updated version and … Continue reading →