Introducing Tokyo Fashion Week Collections - Japanese Men's Fashion! An inexhaustible source of ideas for a laid-back intellectual style.
They say the devil is in the details. Looking at the Japanese models demonstrated at the last Mercedes-Benz FashionWeekRussia, you are once again convinced of the correctness of this statement. Yes, everyone first of all writes about an incredible mix of styles: traditional Japan + traditional Europe. Although, as you know, the Japanese (and Japanese) are very fond of imitating Europeans, Americans and even Africans. But I, frankly, first of all appreciated the intelligence of the collections and their indispensability for those men who dream to look stylish in casual clothes. If I sewed for my husband (sorry, I can sew, but I barely have enough time for knitting and embroidery), I would first of all pay attention tolittle things like: □ shirts with a smell and without a collar □ color scarves instead of belts □ leather appliques on shorts □ combination of plaid and leather in the color of a fabric □ inserts from strips of mesh on summer jackets □ Roman sandals (very comfortable, by the way) □ print from stylized roses in combination with a classic plaid shirt □ I would have sewed Bermudas from fabric and leather for evening walks along the promenade, for example □ a neck scarf resembling a tie □ a purse around my neck □ summer suit made of colorful fabric (something like “with a spark”) □ trousers from fabrics in a very thin blue and white strip (as I had never thought of before!) □ a shirt and a T-shirt made of the same fabrics — a kind of men's twinset □ a cardigan or jacket made of fabric or leather with knitted sleeves, and small multi-colored ones must be knitted on the sleeves patterns! □ a pair of sleeveless T-shirts that are worn one on top of another □ a huge pocket-briefcase on a T-shirt - it’s so comfortable, especially from waterproof fabric! □ a tie belt on shorts or casual trousers, maybe even with tassels □ a wide leather belt with pockets and many zippers and zippers □ a chic white double edging on black trousers; perhaps I would sew them from colored fabric. For plain shorts, that would certainly be what I needed. □ mesh t-shirts - true, I would prefer not from plastic, but from cotton, but this is not new □ a jacket in a wide black and white strip - how could we forget this beautiful retro? □ a wide T-shirt worn over a suit (pajamas) □ fabric shirts of a V-neck t-shirt design □ plenty of zippers and pat on trousers in the most unexpected places □ I liked a shirt made of blue fabric with white stars - without a collar, with buttons □ insert from tie fabric at the bottom of the selection □ and, of course, I would really like a dressing gown from the fabrics presented ... By the way, I was struck by the laconic and refined beauty kimono fabrics. Such luxury could make a gorgeous women's dress! Photos from fashion collections of designers and brands were used in the slideshow for the article: AMBUSH, blackmeans, C. E, FACETASM, JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVIAN, MIHARAYASUHIRO, NEEDLES, nonnative, PHENOMENON, Sasquatchfabrix., Soe, TAKAHIROMIYUSITE CHEIMIK. YAMAGUCHI GENBEI, Shin Murayama The editors of burdastyle thank the organizers of Mercedes-Benz FashionWeekRussia for the photos provided. The material was prepared by Elena Karpova.
