Y es, very much so. It's not over yet, here is part 6 of my favorite looks from New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 (mens collections). So...
Let me just start by saying, this was the most difficult of the lot. As the days went by, the collections got better and better. Once again, I tried, really tried, to choose the top 3 looks in each collection. I tried. I failed. I have to break from the norm and share with you all the fantastic looks for part 5 from the New York Fashion Week mens collections (Spring/Summer 2012).
(If you missed any head on back: Part 4)
*images from GQ.com
(If you missed any head on back: Part 4)
*images from GQ.com
-Michael Bastian-
-Perry Ellis-
-Marc by Marc Jacobs-
-J.Crew-
Michael Bastian was genius in this collection and J.Crew held their own. The fun in colors was seen again and the relaxed look made obvious.
L et me just start by saying, this was the most difficult of the lot. As the days went by, the collections got better and better. Once again...
We're keeping this going, gentlemen. No real introduction, here's part 4 of my favorite looks from the New York Fashion Week (Spring/Summer 2012). Again, I've tried to only choose my top 3 favorites of each collection; that is not to say that there aren't any others that I like. If you haven't seen the rest of my picks, go ahead and head back starting here: Part 3.
*images from GQ.com
*images from GQ.com
-Bespoken-
-Patrik Ervell-
-Simon Spurr-
Simon Spurr, by far, has been my favorite collection. Not just for obvious reasons (he's one of my favorite designers), but stood out the most because of the colors used without compromising his attention to detail. It was somewhat difficult for me to choose only three. One very important 'trend' seen in a this collection, especially, were the contrast collar dress shirts. I'll be sharing some of these in a future post. As for this part, there weren't as much vibrant/electric colors seen in the previous days. The slight change was a nice one.
W e're keeping this going, gentlemen. No real introduction, here's part 4 of my favorite looks from the New York Fashion Week (Sprin...
Let's keep this going with part 3 of my favorite looks from the Spring/Summer 2012 mens collections from New York Fashion Week. To track back, if you've missed the first two parts, check out the side bar to check in the 'Style Archives' or click here: Part 2.
*images from GQ.com
*images from GQ.com
-Lacoste-
-Loden Dager-
-Robert Geller-
The obvious trend that has been noticed in this fashion week is the very vibrant, almost electric, splashing of colors. It's seems as if they all went back to the early 90s and scoped out the beach scene. It is what spring/summer is about - have fun and be colorful.
L et's keep this going with part 3 of my favorite looks from the Spring/Summer 2012 mens collections from New York Fashion Week. To trac...
Here's part 2 of my favorite looks from fashion week in New York for the mens collection. To check back if you've missed anything, click here: Part 1. I've tried to trim it down to only my top 3 looks from each label.
-Billy Reid-
-Nautica-
-Buckler-
-Tommy Hilfiger-
-Antonio Azzuolo-
-Parke & Ronen-
-Parke & Ronen-
I'll be the first to admit that I am not a huge fan of Tommy Hilfiger, something about the entire label puts me off. But for the love of style and a non bias fashion perspective, there are looks here that I would recommend. The label isn't terrible, just not my cup of tea. For the day, I loved both collections from Antonio Azzuolo and Park & Ronen. They brought a very refreshing look to the day.
H ere's part 2 of my favorite looks from fashion week in New York for the mens collection. To check back if you've missed anything, ...


































































