Fashion || Gucci Fall 2011 Collection Serves High Fashion Dames

Fashion || Gucci Fall 2011 Collection Serves High Fashion Dames

Fedoras, Fur, and Femme Fury at Gucci's 90th Anniversary runway show.

The Fall 2011 collection followed an ongoing list of designers that have designed a

collection reminiscent of 70s glamour, effortless sex appeal, and style.

Glamour: palazzo pants, patent leather dresses, and fur shrugs

Sex Appeal: Airy draped chiffon dresses with sheer bodices and crotch-high splits

Effortless Style: eyes mysteriously hidden by wide brims on wool fedoras and oversized sunglasses.

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Fashion || MENSWEAR: Moschino Spring 2011

Fashion || MENSWEAR: Moschino Spring 2011

When rock-and-roll inspires runway soul!

Moschino's Spring 2011 Collection takes a trip down "memory lane,"

by revisiting key fashion statements in rock history (1950s - Present)

Models channeled the dapper but rebellious quality of musicians: I see Bo Diddley, Buddy Holly,

Little Richard, Billy Idol, The Cure, The Clash, Green Day, Weezer, and Ok-Go in so many of these looks!

Every conceivable band frontman or soloist silhouette could be pin-pointed in every detail.

Sneakers, Oxfords and Wing Tip shoes appeared in bright and bold colors paired up with equally

bright tapered pants that were sometimes rolled up at the ankle.

Monotone blazers accessorised with a contrasting handkerchief,

cleverly styled to coordinate with accents on v-necklines and bands on fedoras.

Eccentric pairings of patterned separates (printed top and bottom worn together).

via: GQ

♥ Designer Jenny P.

Fashion || ETRO Menswear Spring 2010

Fashion || MENSWEAR: ETRO Spring 2010

Kean Etro's strength is in his ability to mix-match patterns and color.
He presented an eclectic mix of bright tailored looks with casually styled
blazers placed over v-necks. A common theme on his runway: Chic vs. Casual.

Colorful combinations patterns ranging from paisley to "paint-splash" prints
gave the eye something new to look forward to as each Look came down the runway.

Hints of culture were present as Dia de Los Muertos inspired screen prints appeared on several separates.

It's Men in bright colors "done right" as every look is masculine, confident, and sexy.

Accessories were not exception to the presentation of brights:

Loafers, wing-tips, Oxfords, sans-Shoes, and Classic kicks all represented the palette.
In addition to fedoras, layers of scaves, bow-ties, and messenger bags.

via: MenStyle

♥ Designer Jenny P.