Apparel Online Bangladesh Magazine February Issue 2019 | Page 70

DIRECTIONS BY
John Lawrence Sullivan
Fendi
Kent And Curwen
Edward Crutchley
John Lawrence Sullivan
M1992
Daks
Charles Jeffrey Loverboy
MSGM
Neil Barrett
A
nimal prints have been
on the trends radar since
the last many seasons and
took an unrealistic avatar with
clashes of colours, materials
and motifs on the menswear
runways for both the fashion
weeks.
Cheetah prints were in red
and grey, zebra prints were
spaced out, tiger prints
were in poison blue hues,
leopard prints transitioned to
Dolce And Gabbana
Versace
snake skins and to top it all,
different animal prints were
utilised for layered looks to
match the popping bright
outerwear. The stand-out
amongst all of them were
fish-scales in multi-coloured
tones, animal prints on fur
and models’ hair as well
as the top-to-toe looks of
identical animal motif done in
multitude of colours.
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A
fter creating a hype in
the womenswear section,
suiting is revealing itself as
a major opportunity area for
menswear.
Any season of menswear
is incomplete minus the
classic suit. Post a dry spell
that lasted a few seasons,
the fashion capitals have
seen a comeback of smarter
variations of blazers and
jackets.
The trousers are tapered
and sleek, whilst the blazers
are well-tailored and sharp.
Pattern modifications such as
gathered lapels and drooping
collars were also seen along
with unconventional layered
ensembles with sheer shirts,
sequined waist coats and
flowing blazers.