McDonald's Goes Designer And Other Highlights From Men's Fashion Week
Spanning London, Florence, Paris and Milan -- or even a department of McDonald's -- the runways of guys's style season had been full of surprises.
Over the last 3 weeks, the sector's leading menswear designers unveiled their Spring-Summer 2020 creations through a Europe-wide schedule of shows and displays. And similarly to the standard collection of streetwear and conventional tailoring, their collections had been wealthy with innovation, from inflatable clothing to recycled textiles.
Memorable moments
Arsenal defender Héctor BellerÃn, who British Vogue dubbed "football's most fashionable player" in March, took his famous love of style to new heights in Paris, on foot the runway at Louis Vuitton. The Spaniard wore an embossed fushcia hoodie and matching shorts through creative director Virgil Abloh.
Hector Bellerin walks the runway in the course of the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring Summer 2020 show as a part of Paris Fashion Week. Credit: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images
Vetements -- below the leadership of innovative director Demna Gvasalia -- engineered the final excessive-low collaboration, hosting its display in a Parisian McDonald's.
Taking matters a step further, Gvasalia confirmed clothing stimulated with the aid of the uniforms worn via protection guards and bosses, and a few models ate fries while they walked down the runway. In a further flourish, show notes have been revealed on napkins.
Vetements runway display in the course of Paris Fashion Week. Credit: Ik Aldama/dpa/photo-alliance/AP Images
Bob Mackie: The 'Sultan of Sequins' who dresses the sector's divas
The most transcendent idea, but, become conceived by means of University of Westminster scholar San Kim, who confirmed a collection of inflatable clothes in London. One version walked in what appeared to be a obvious balloon fit. (A pair of white boxer shorts kept matters PG.)
A model showcases designs via San Kim. Credit: Stuart Wilson/BFC/Getty Images
During Pitti Uomo in Florence, Clare Waight Keller, perhaps great regarded for designing the wedding dress worn with the aid of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, debuted her first complete menswear collection for Givenchy at the lush Villa Palmieri.
This season, Waight Keller became inspired by means of nineteenth-century French poet Charles Baudelaire's floral ebook covers, conventional French tapestry-making and, in an sudden twist, current Seoul street fashion. Models saved their louche tailoring and streetwear-inspired pieces casual with footwear.
A model walks the runway on the Givenchy fashion show all through Pitti Immagine Uomo 96 on June 12, 2019 in Florence, Italy. Credit: Pietro D'aprano/Getty Images
Pharrell Williams, Gigi Hadid have a good time Karl Lagerfeld in transferring tribute
British designer Craig Green drew from in addition diverse assets of idea this season, which includes Mexican "papel picado" (perforated paper flags) and Egyptian burial rituals, at London Fashion Week Men's.
At the equal occasion, Bethany Williams, who gained the Queen Elizabeth II Award For British Design, showed a sustainable series made exclusively from recycled and organic textiles.
In Paris, Kenzo designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon staged their very last display with the French luxury fashion house, after eight years on the helm. Models walked to a musical rating through Solange, and the collection -- with neoprene suits and mermaid-esque touches -- turned into stimulated by Japanese ama, or girl loose divers.
Humberto Leo, Solange Knowles and Carol Lim walk the runway throughout the Kenzo Menswear Spring Summer 2020 fashion show as a part of Paris Fashion Week on June 23, 2019 in Paris, France. Credit: Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho thru Getty Images
And over on the Celine show, creative director Hedi Slimane, known for his love of skinny silhouettes, sent fashions down the runway in slim-reduce blazers and 70s-style flares.
Over the last 3 weeks, the sector's leading menswear designers unveiled their Spring-Summer 2020 creations through a Europe-wide schedule of shows and displays. And similarly to the standard collection of streetwear and conventional tailoring, their collections had been wealthy with innovation, from inflatable clothing to recycled textiles.
Memorable moments
Arsenal defender Héctor BellerÃn, who British Vogue dubbed "football's most fashionable player" in March, took his famous love of style to new heights in Paris, on foot the runway at Louis Vuitton. The Spaniard wore an embossed fushcia hoodie and matching shorts through creative director Virgil Abloh.
Hector Bellerin walks the runway in the course of the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring Summer 2020 show as a part of Paris Fashion Week. Credit: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images
Vetements -- below the leadership of innovative director Demna Gvasalia -- engineered the final excessive-low collaboration, hosting its display in a Parisian McDonald's.
Taking matters a step further, Gvasalia confirmed clothing stimulated with the aid of the uniforms worn via protection guards and bosses, and a few models ate fries while they walked down the runway. In a further flourish, show notes have been revealed on napkins.
Vetements runway display in the course of Paris Fashion Week. Credit: Ik Aldama/dpa/photo-alliance/AP Images
Bob Mackie: The 'Sultan of Sequins' who dresses the sector's divas
The most transcendent idea, but, become conceived by means of University of Westminster scholar San Kim, who confirmed a collection of inflatable clothes in London. One version walked in what appeared to be a obvious balloon fit. (A pair of white boxer shorts kept matters PG.)
A model showcases designs via San Kim. Credit: Stuart Wilson/BFC/Getty Images
During Pitti Uomo in Florence, Clare Waight Keller, perhaps great regarded for designing the wedding dress worn with the aid of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, debuted her first complete menswear collection for Givenchy at the lush Villa Palmieri.
This season, Waight Keller became inspired by means of nineteenth-century French poet Charles Baudelaire's floral ebook covers, conventional French tapestry-making and, in an sudden twist, current Seoul street fashion. Models saved their louche tailoring and streetwear-inspired pieces casual with footwear.
A model walks the runway on the Givenchy fashion show all through Pitti Immagine Uomo 96 on June 12, 2019 in Florence, Italy. Credit: Pietro D'aprano/Getty Images
Pharrell Williams, Gigi Hadid have a good time Karl Lagerfeld in transferring tribute
British designer Craig Green drew from in addition diverse assets of idea this season, which includes Mexican "papel picado" (perforated paper flags) and Egyptian burial rituals, at London Fashion Week Men's.
At the equal occasion, Bethany Williams, who gained the Queen Elizabeth II Award For British Design, showed a sustainable series made exclusively from recycled and organic textiles.
In Paris, Kenzo designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon staged their very last display with the French luxury fashion house, after eight years on the helm. Models walked to a musical rating through Solange, and the collection -- with neoprene suits and mermaid-esque touches -- turned into stimulated by Japanese ama, or girl loose divers.
Humberto Leo, Solange Knowles and Carol Lim walk the runway throughout the Kenzo Menswear Spring Summer 2020 fashion show as a part of Paris Fashion Week on June 23, 2019 in Paris, France. Credit: Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho thru Getty Images
And over on the Celine show, creative director Hedi Slimane, known for his love of skinny silhouettes, sent fashions down the runway in slim-reduce blazers and 70s-style flares.
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