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Milan Fashion Week - Key Trends For AW13
Milan fashion week has been and gone and delivered us the vision of
men’s fashion for 2013 from some of the biggest names in the industry,
including Burberry, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada and Calvin Klein.
Throughout the event, the collections harkened back to traditional
menswear silhouettes and patterns,
helping create a look that is hyper-masculine yet refined, dignified and always in style.
Christopher
Bailey set the tone for Milan with a show entitled ‘We Heart Classics’.
Instead of taking the easy route of exploring the Burberry archives and
churning out yet more classic trench coats (no bad thing), the
collection showcased classic pieces that had been evolved through the
use of new materials, detailing and shape – keeping everything fresh and
certainly new.
This was something explored by multiple designers,
with Jil Sander developing her own distinctive take on traditional
overcoat design and Salvatore Ferragamo experimenting with leather.
There
were plenty of other trends that were transposed onto these time-tested
staples. Today, we run through the most prominent influences, in order
to keep you ahead of the game this AW13.
London Collections: Men - Key Trends For AW13
In this fickle world of fashion, nothing is ever constant for long.
It is still freezing outside, yet retailers and brands are gearing up
for spring/summer 2013, with high summer products already dropping in
stores and their current campaigns/lookbooks firmly fixed on the coming
season.
Whilst this forward planning may seem strange to some
people, designers and press look even further ahead, with fashion weeks
across the globe showcasing collections for autumn/winter 2013 – a full
two seasons ahead of the present.
Last month saw the second ever
London Collections: MEN (LC:M), London’s very own dedicated menswear
show schedule, and the event brought with it some exciting trends and
key pieces to look out for next autumn/winter. What’s great about
looking to the future is that
it can help shape your purchases NOW.
There is nothing better than picking something up at a huge discount in
the current winter sales and knowing you will get great wear out of it
for the next twelve months.
With this in mind, if you like to stay
ahead of the fashion curve, here are some of the trends we can expect
to be wearing later on this year and how you can start to adopt them
immediately.