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Belgian fashion house DRIES VAN NOTEN is introducing its namesake founder’s successor. Effective immediately, 33-year-old Belgian designer #JulianKlausner will step in as creative director, leading the development of the brand’s menswear and womenswear lines. His first presentation is due next January — the men’s winter activation will take the form of a lookbook. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4ilU7K1 #LuxuryDaily #LuxuryNews #DriesVanNoten #LuxuryFashion
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It’s rare that new material emerges, allowing us to reappraise a designer’s work, but the recent sale of a portfolio of Alexander McQueen sketches offers exactly that opportunity. The Kerry Taylor Auction sales catalogue listed 11 menswear designs, believed to date back to his time at Central Saint Martins. McQueen began the MA Fashion course in October 1990, and while the sketches aren’t explicitly dated, one is marked "McQueen 91-92," suggesting it was created in early 1991 during his first year. These sketches demonstrate that menswear was fundamental to McQueen’s creative vision from the start. What’s particularly striking is how his approach to pattern and textiles carried seamlessly into his womenswear designs from the same period. In one sketch, a female model is shown wearing a menswear jacket layered over a dress, further highlighting this fluidity. The significance of these sketches lies in how they reaffirm the central role of menswear in McQueen’s design ethos—a facet often overlooked in retrospectives of his career. For example, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s record-breaking ‘Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty’ exhibition notably omitted menswear altogether. This omission is precisely why the Westminster Menswear Archive has actively sought to collect menswear from the early years of McQueen’s company. Understanding these designs not only provides insight into his menswear but also reveals how his tailoring background and menswear expertise informed his revolutionary approach to womenswear. These sketches are a reminder that menswear was not an afterthought in McQueen’s career—it was integral to his design philosophy from the very beginning. #AlexanderMcQueen #FashionHistory #Menswear #Womenswear #DesignArchives #CentralSaintMartins #FashionSketches #SavileRow #SavageBeauty #FashionResearch #IconicDesigners #FashionInnovation #BritishFashion #MenswearDesign
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The future of menswear in 2025 It’s going to be all about balance — between individuality and tradition, comfort and craftsmanship, sustainability and style. At Haight & Ashbury, we see men embrace fashion as a form of self-expression, moving away from rigid norms and leaning into bold patterns, vibrant colours, and unique silhouettes. But with this freedom comes a growing responsibility: fast fashion is fading, and men invest in quality pieces that last. British tailoring, with its timeless focus on precision, British tailoring aligns perfectly with this shift toward sustainability. What excites us most is the fusion of comfort with craftsmanship. Post-pandemic, men demand versatility in their wardrobe, and the modern suit is evolving to meet those needs — softer fabrics and relaxed fits, yet still sharp enough for any occasion. As menswear continues to be shaped by global influences and subtle innovations, it’s clear that the future isn’t just about following trends but making thoughtful style choices that reflect who we are. What does this shift in menswear mean to you?
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[ We Know | The Retail Experts ] We’ve been in the retail design industry for decades now and over that time we’ve been lucky enough to work with some great and inspiring experts. We asked them how they thought things were looking in the retail landscape and here’s what they told us… #6 Our sixth Interviewee is Amy Lappin, Design Manager, Men's Fashion at J.LINDEBERG We worked with Amy for many years whilst she was in the menswear design team at Ted Baker. She’s a highly creative, enthusiastic and experienced Menswear Designer with 16+ years of industry experience, including some of the biggest names in menswear, Tommy Hilfiger & HUGO BOSS. Having travelled the globe on many a research trip we wanted to hear what Amy had to say about the state of the high street. Interesting insights from the view point of a creative that makes the garments. #retailinsights #retaildesign #interiordesign #fashion #wearenotlimited LYKO, Glossier, Inc. , ARKET, ADER error
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Most young consumers are active on social media, but the way they engage with it is becoming increasingly more important. While trends constantly evolve, there’s a growing shift that’s reshaping how we approach design, innovation, and their impact on both consumers and future generations. Today’s consumers have faster and more direct access to trends than ever before, mastering the art of curation using trends to fit their personal style. While this shift may not have an immediate effect on retailers, we can expect to see significant changes over the next few years. Denim is already leading the way. As trend-driven fashion pieces gain more traction, the demand for creative, unique and expressive designs is growing in popularity. Forecasting from at FW25/ SS25 runways, denim is evolving into a new era. This shift signals a call for new technologies and fresh approaches to meet the growing desire for individuality and self expression in fashion. I look forward to the future of fashion and this impact on future generations as a whole.
Young, fashion-forward men are buying up jeans with bold graphic prints, distinctive embellishments and extremely baggy silhouettes, creating opportunities for niche denim labels and mass retailers alike. https://lnkd.in/eE54k9td
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The shawl collar is a timeless and elegant detail, often seen in both menswear and womenswear. While it's usually made from the same fabric as the garment, it can also feature contrasting materials like satin or velvet, especially in tuxedos. In this video, I’ll guide you through creating lining patterns, including the front facing for a shawl collar coat. . . . . #fyp #foryoupage #patternmaking #sewingpattern #fashion #fashiondesign #DIY #patternmaking #fashiontiktok #fashiondesigning #diyfashion #fypシ #fashionhacks #patterngrading #patterntips #patterndesign #fashiondesign #patternmaking #drafting #patterntutorial #patterncutting #sewingpattern #short #reelsfbシ #reelsfypシ゚ #fashiondesigning #diyfashion #digitalpattern #patternmaking #sewing
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This is yet another example of why I LOVE Marks and Spencer. It's constantly innovating, collaborating and moving forward to do business better for its customers, its team and the environment. This partnership with Bella Freud builds on the legacy of M&S x Holly, keeping things fresh and exciting for shoppers. Designer-level style at affordable high-street prices. And it's not just the clothes: 🌱 I'm a long-term vegetarian and its plant-based range is unmatched in great taste levels by any other retailer. ☕️ Its cafe has become a go-to for coffee breaks away from my desk (the spuds are great, too). 👓 Now, all of this drove me to try M&S Opticians for the first time. Two new pairs of specs later and I'm converted (the second pair is half price). The halo effect is real. M&S has become a one-stop shop for quality, style and convenience. A special shoutout to the M&S Market St team in Manchester, too! The point of this post is to say never stand still. Listen to customers. Identify trends. Innovate, adapt and drive change. This is the way. #M&S #brands #storytelling #collaborations #PR #brandplanning #strategy
Introducing M&S x Bella Freud. As we continue to drive style perceptions in womenswear, we have collaborated with the London based fashion designer to bring together the very best of British design in one unmissable capsule collection, exclusively available at M&S. The 27-piece collection brings Bella’s signature style and coveted designs, directly to our customers wardrobes. From 100% silk shirts to 100% cashmere jumpers, the entire collection has our exceptional quality and trusted value at the heart of it – maintaining the magic of M&S. Available on M&S.com and selected stores from today. #DesignedByBella
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Milan Fashion Week Menswear: A Study in Elegance and Impact Milan Fashion Week has once again delivered a masterclass in menswear sophistication. From sculpted tailoring to rich, layered textures, this season was all about refined confidence a reminder that great style is not just about clothes, but about presence. The key takeaways? ✔ Proportions matter – Whether structured or fluid, the right fit enhances both stature and confidence. ✔ Colour stories make an impact – From deep jewel tones to subtle neutrals, the right palette elevates presence. ✔ Texture creates depth – Luxe wools, buttery leathers, and cashmere layers add dimension and authority to a look. To my male clients I can’t wait to work with you this year to bring this level of effortless elegance into your wardrobe. Whether for business, leisure, or redefining your personal style, this is your year to dress with intention. Which Milan menswear look stood out to you the most? Let’s discuss. #MilanFashionWeek #MenswearTrends #PersonalBranding #ExecutiveStyle #StyleTherapy #LuxuryMenswear #PresenceAndImpact #PersonalStylist ——— I’m Oriona Robb, a personal style and image consultant helping leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals elevate their personal brand through style. 🌟 Let’s create a wardrobe that aligns with your goals and empowers your confidence.
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In recent months, I’ve observed a fascinating shift, many exclusive brands are introducing personal-fit bespoke collections to meet growing consumer demand. Shoppers today prioritize garments that fit perfectly, reflect their aesthetic, and allow them to select the fabric, color, and silhouette that match their unique preferences. Brands like Thom Sweeney and Savile Row are leading the charge in tailored menswear, offering bespoke suits with meticulous craftsmanship. Olivia Rose The Label handcrafts made-to-order pieces based on individual body measurements, while Careste allows customers to customize luxury womenswear designs to suit their style. Even major brands like Gucci and Louis Vuitton have embraced personalization through exclusive services like embroidered initials, custom fabrics, and tailored fits. This evolution shows that fashion is no longer just about trends, it’s about creating something deeply personal and meaningful. Are you ready to embrace this bespoke revolution? #BespokeFashion #TailoredStyle #MadeToMeasure #FashionEvolution #LuxuryCraftsmanship
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How to get ahead of the curve: six lessons from this season’s fashion shows(2024) bonyadi magazine From styling tweaks to what to dig out of storage, here’s a rundown of looks to inform the way we get dressed The big four fashion weeks – New York, London, Milan and Paris, in that order – have drawn to a close and while there were plenty of fashion month goings-on that will have little to no effect on the majority of people’s lives, there were plenty that will. Because what happens at the shows doesn’t stay at the shows. Expect the clothes, as well as the way they were worn, to trickle down From styling tweaks to a steer on what it is time to dig out of storage, here is a rundown of the looks that it feels fair to say will inform the way we get dressed Cowboycore Pharrell Williams’s Louis Vuitton menswear show in January was the closest a fashion show gets to a rodeo, and the trend rode high into women’s fashion month. From western-inspired shirts at Molly Goddard to Willy Chavarria’s spin on Americana, fringing at Coach and Isabel Marant and suede jackets at Miu Miu, fashion has officially gone west https://lnkd.in/dCyVgBVG
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