Keeping up with the fashion world can be tricky, luckily we have our ears to the ground. We’ve scoured the world of style to bring you the hot menswear topics that have the front row talking.
Rock ‘n’ Roll Fashion
Italian suit designers, Brioni have unveiled their latest advertising campaign featuring some unlikely male leads. Rock gods Metallica are the stars of the brand’s A/W 2017 collection, combining metal with exquisite tailoring in a series of promotional images. Along with group images, each member has their own individual portrait wearing one of the new style suits; This isn’t the first time the fashion world has turned to rock and roll for inspiration, designer John Varvatos chose KISS to headline his 2014 spring show, combining three piece suits with their full stage makeup.
Game, Set and Style Match
Another collaboration, this time it’s Nike that’s brought in the big guns and asked Roger Federer to create a summer line. The NikeCourt x RF: Unlimited Class collection consists of athletic pieces inspired by Federer. Tennis fans can pick up an updated version of the classic Nike N98 jacket inspired by Federer’s cufflinks along with t-shirts and shoes. The aim of the range is to create stylish, streamlined sportswear that can be worn for any occasion and we think they’ve served up a hit.
Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier 10
It’s a busy month for Nike - to celebrate the Cleveland Cavaliers NBA Championship win, they’ve released the uber slick Zoom LeBron Soldier 10. It comes as no surprise that the shoes sold out almost instantly, with Nike stating that it was due to ‘unprecedented support for King James and the champs’.
RIP Bill Cunningham
The man who practically invented ‘street style’ and one of the world’s most famous fashion photographers, Bill Cunningham, sadly passed away following a stroke. Before bloggers shared their own street style images, Cunningham was pedaling the streets of New York, snapping celebrities and any glimpses of true style that caught his eye. He was able to snap trends before they reached the catwalk and even Vogue US editor in chief highlighted his importance in the fashion world by simply stating ‘We all get dressed for Bill’.
Men’s Fashion FROW - What had us talking in July?
Keeping up with the fashion world can be tricky, luckily we have our ears to the ground. We’ve scoured the world of style to bring you the hot menswear topics that have the front row talking.
Rock ‘n’ Roll Fashion
Italian suit designers, Brioni have unveiled their latest advertising campaign featuring some unlikely male leads. Rock gods Metallica are the stars of the brand’s A/W 2017 collection, combining metal with exquisite tailoring in a series of promotional images. Along with group images, each member has their own individual portrait wearing one of the new style suits; This isn’t the first time the fashion world has turned to rock and roll for inspiration, designer John Varvatos chose KISS to headline his 2014 spring show, combining three piece suits with their full stage makeup.
Game, Set and Style Match
Another collaboration, this time it’s Nike that’s brought in the big guns and asked Roger Federer to create a summer line. The NikeCourt x RF: Unlimited Class collection consists of athletic pieces inspired by Federer. Tennis fans can pick up an updated version of the classic Nike N98 jacket inspired by Federer’s cufflinks along with t-shirts and shoes. The aim of the range is to create stylish, streamlined sportswear that can be worn for any occasion and we think they’ve served up a hit.
Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier 10
It’s a busy month for Nike - to celebrate the Cleveland Cavaliers NBA Championship win, they’ve released the uber slick Zoom LeBron Soldier 10. It comes as no surprise that the shoes sold out almost instantly, with Nike stating that it was due to ‘unprecedented support for King James and the champs’.
RIP Bill Cunningham
The man who practically invented ‘street style’ and one of the world’s most famous fashion photographers, Bill Cunningham, sadly passed away following a stroke. Before bloggers shared their own street style images, Cunningham was pedaling the streets of New York, snapping celebrities and any glimpses of true style that caught his eye. He was able to snap trends before they reached the catwalk and even Vogue US editor in chief highlighted his importance in the fashion world by simply stating ‘We all get dressed for Bill’.