High Street Style

Today, the following menswear trends come from two opposite ends of the high street - Divided by H&M and Howick from House of Fraser. The latter may cost nearly £100 more than the former, but both styles still have their qualities. Tell me what you think by posting a comment below.

As is the norm, the Divided trend is never short of colour and aims at a younger
demographic. An excellent collection for printed shirts and horizontal stripes.

As you can see, Howick follows a preppy trend - their range including plenty of
rugby shirts. These two featured here are in fact reduced from £37 to £29.60.

London Fashion Week A/W 11 - DAKS

Scarves, thick coats, hoods, snoods and jumpers... Unlike many collections featured yesterday, Filippo Scuffi's looks like it'll actually keep you relatively warm during Autumn and Winter. I understand aesthetics play a vital role in new fashion, but one shouldn't sacrifice practicality. And the DAKS collection certainly doesn't.

(Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk)

(Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk)

(Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk)

(Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk)

To view the rest of this fabulous collection, watch the catwalk footage below.

(To shop DAKS, or see Scuffi's entire range, visit the website)

London Fashion Week A/W 11 - Jean-Pierre Braganza

I really do like this collection from Braganza. There's an intriguing contrast of sharp and soft edges, which stands out very clearly in the strong colour scheme of red, black, white and grey. The unconventional use of stripes creates even more striking styles.

(Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk)

(Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk)

(Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk)

(Source: londonfashionweek.co.uk)

Check out the catwalk footage to see the rest of Braganza's unusual
yet absolutely stunning Autumn/Winter collection.

(To visit Jean-Pierre Braganza's official site, click here)