The message at Clare Waight Keller’s Spring 2011 presentation for Pringle of Scotland was a rough around the edges take on the classic and clean wardrobe. Mostly consisting of neutrals with pops of different shades of blues, ranging from deep blues on the first and last pieces of the collection and a few more pieces [...]

After heading to the 50s with his last menswear collection, for Spring 2011, Tomas Maier brings his latest Bottega Veneta man back to present day, leaving the eccentric hair swoops a thing of the past. Introducing the, now signature, Bottega Veneta color palette of plumes, greens and deep reds, to naturals and even a patchwork, [...]

Sarah Burton’s first solo collection for Alexander McQueen seemed to be a tribute to the late McQueen, or rather, where he got his inspirations. “This is the England of Alexander McQueen, a place of eclectic historical and cultural references,” the brand stated in a release. Burton obviously didn’t have a hard time finding inspiration but [...]

Going more graphic this season, Italo Zucchelli takes more of a risk with the look synonymous with Calvin Klein, displaying American sportswear in all new proportion. Building up a stronger and more athletic man, in complete contrast to the transparent-high Spring 2010, cropped styles brought through in zippered jackets and logoed shirts printed with ‘Calvin’, [...]

Milan Vukmirovic’s second off-the-runway presentation for the luxury label Trussardi 1911 was classic with a twist. It was the Italian playboy look their clothing is famous for, mixed with pops of color and a range of patterns. The collection was a basic compilation of jackets, knits, coats, shirts, and trousers. There were basic pieces but [...]