30 January 2017
22 January 2017
Nathan Lewis, John Adam Street
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| Nathan, menswear blogger at Man Meets Fashion, is wearing a Next double-breasted suit with a Pipét pocket square, Timex wristwatch, and Guido Maggi brogue shoes. |
14 January 2017
10 January 2017
Sibling AW17
Snazzy patterns and cosy knitwear represent the prevailing pieces in my wardrobe wishlist. And no British label marries the two better than the award-winning Sibling, arguably forerunners in all things knitted and elegantly eccentric. Designed by Sid Bryan and Cozette McCreery, the brand is a flurry of striking prints, vibrant colours, and styles you would be hard-pressed to source from your average high street retailer.
Although presented during London Fashion Week Men's (previously London Collections: Men), the catwalk showcased AW17 ensembles across both mens- and womenswear. Tribal print tailoring dominates much of the collection, alongside woollen jumpers and dresses with Elizabethan-esque ruffles. Here and there, the eye is then drawn to the shimmer of a sequined sweater, or the glimmer of metallic knit leggings. And to finish each look, a perfect pairing of graphic socks and Freakloset x Sibling leather shoes.
Although presented during London Fashion Week Men's (previously London Collections: Men), the catwalk showcased AW17 ensembles across both mens- and womenswear. Tribal print tailoring dominates much of the collection, alongside woollen jumpers and dresses with Elizabethan-esque ruffles. Here and there, the eye is then drawn to the shimmer of a sequined sweater, or the glimmer of metallic knit leggings. And to finish each look, a perfect pairing of graphic socks and Freakloset x Sibling leather shoes.
7 January 2017
Harry J Bartlett, 180 Strand
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| Inside the official venue for London Fashion Week Men's at 180 Strand, Harry J Bartlett wears an ASOS checkered suit with J Crew pocket square, vintage shirt, Vivienne Westwood shoes and tie, and glasses by Bailey Nelson. |
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