This season's accessories go beyond classic glasses or hats of the moment. You already know that the key is not only in what you wear as an outfit, but also in the accessories; they are the real "cotton test" of trends. We find a lot of variety this year (some are repeated from other seasons), but there are 5 fashion accessories that are new and therefore essential. They are like that, and I know you will like them. You will tell me.
When winter comes, the usual suspects return to your
wardrobe: a warmer coat, thicker chinos, wet-weather boots. Aside from goose
bumps, a drop of mercury won't compromise the style. The cold brings a new
world of layers that is arguably more appealing than our summer months of love.
But when you pour cashmere on merino wool, it's easy to
forget that the devil is in the details. And if the AW16 key accessories are
something to go through, the mantra is more relevant than ever.
Scarf-tie on the neck
We already started seeing them on the international
catwalks last season and they are finally taking to the streets. I love them;
firstly, because they are warm and relieve us of the cold, and secondly,
because of the variety of colors and patterns they offer.
I know some of you are frowning because it reminds you of
more retro fashion like Paquito Clavel in the 80s, but this trend is more like
the romantic 18th century Oscar Wilde style than the La Movida years.
The key is not to exaggerate the colors and pair them
well with the rest of your outfit. A scarf with a tie around the neck can serve
as a tie in everyday situations and of course with friends or for a walk. You
will love wearing this around your neck.
Put your neck on the line
This season, Christmas debt won't be all that hangs
around your neck. Gucci and Dior Homme tightened their necks with a variety of
scarves, from Catholic school bows to deconstructed ties and ties from the
1960s.
Big pussy bow works for Oscar Wilde convention besides
your Christmas. Interior ties - a piece of black silk draped in the front - are
the sweet spot between catwalk and realism. This is an unsullied option that
changes the dress code of a black tie without completely breaking it.
The trend is spreading to everyday life as well. Instead
of a freshened tie, try adding a cravat to a work-wear-inspired style from
across the English Channel - think Breton stripes, work jackets, and neutral
chinos. Just keep the patterns and colors simple so you don't look like Dexis'
midnight runner.
Keychain chain
This was Prada's bet and he succeeded, now we can see
them in all the fashion stores. Some have dubbed this trend “doorman style”
because of the large amount of keys you can store in your pocket, but I like to
rename it the new western because it reminds me of American Western films.
The secret to making them look good, again, is
simplicity. You already know that men's accessories don't have to be
ostentatious to look tacky, and it's easy to overdo it with these types of
chains, as there are some really awful ones on the market. They look better
with dark jeans than blue ones. Oh, they're a little loud, so don't pick the
thickest ones.
Key change
Your youth support for Sum 41 has risen from the dead. As
Prada demonstrated with its expedition-themed collection, keychains are a trend
to be unlocked for the AW16.
Instead of messy BMX chains, however, these are leather
loops attached to gold pocket wallets (well, that's Prada). However, they will
still be value for money as they work with anything that has a belt loop. Dark
denim is the simplest step in cleaning style and has its roots in workwear, but
also tailoring when worn with Cuban collared shirts.
The secret is to keep your appearance simple. A keychain
is a small accessory that makes a lot of noise. Everyone from Vetements to
Bieber had a nu metal font, but that doesn't mean it's time to pull out Linkin
Park sweatshirts.
Oversized bags
Haven't you included the bag
in your daily routine? Must. This season, the bag is one of the key accessories
for every fashion lover. It comes in many outlines, sizes and colors to choose from. From bowling
in brown leather to the smallest backpack-like ones also in leather. In terms
of shape, rectangular or asymmetrical designs are best. With lapels, ropes,
sneakers, a mix of fabrics ... A model with voluminous handles for the bravest.
Also choose bags of different
shapes, but keep in mind that asymmetrical and rectangular designs are very
comfortable and that you will find details such as flaps, mix of fabrics or
ropes.
Swollen goods
Unlike WAG weapons across the
country, men's bags have never offered many options. But that is changing. And
this has naught to do with the fact that you slipped Celine to
your girlfriend. Instead of blurring the lines, Louis Vuitton and Loewe simply
inflated them: the duffel bag and backpack were too big for the AW16.
Unfortunately, the morning
commute isn't meant for a Kolkata-sized backpack, but it can still handle the
bloat. Classic leather bags are increasingly used as everyday bags and Herschel
offers XL backpacks in the most affordable (and comfortable) range.
But if a designer is your
first choice, Loewe's baggy military backpacks from their seasonal lookbook
have been released in a slightly more convenient size (which is handy for
National Rail ticket collectors).