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NEW YORK FASHION WEEK S / S 2017

 Great New York Fashion Week ended with some good and interesting deals next spring / summer for us men.

First of all, information for thought after everything we've seen these days; I think that almost all brands and designers are gradually giving way to streetwear in order to sell it and take it out of the suburbs. This, on the one hand, is constructive, because it "democratizes" the catwalks a little, and on the other hand, the intention of firms to make money quickly, regardless of whether what they exhibit is beautiful, ugly or new, is negative.

In any case, the person we saw on MBNYFW is clearly urban, colorful, with bombers even in soup and oversized sizes. This is a highlight and it will surely become a trend.

The scorching heat of New York could not overwhelm the fashion crowd. The growing roster of designers appearing this season has given an even brighter picture of the state of menswear in the Big Apple than in previous years. With new features such as the sleek and flowing craftsmanship of Deveaux and the rebellious and confident aesthetics of Gypsy Sport, a brand that is making a splash with its gender-specific apparel, New York menswear has come to mean more than classics. sportswear. Some were of course preferred over others, but when we look at the last week of men's spring / summer 2017, we find real favorites in the works of Ovadia & Sons, Siki Im, General Idea, Brett Johnson and Kenneth Ning. Here are some of our highlights.

ROMANTIC URBAN

Critics endlessly praise the latest collection of Varvatos. For the presentation of his latest collection, he surrounded himself only with his fans and called them to the Roxy Hotel, or rather to the Django bar. His latest collection looks like something out of a 70s rock 'n' roll concert, perhaps with more romantic overtones. This is one of his best collections in a long time, urban details, biker jackets softened with linen and bows instead of ties. An ode to romanticism.


ROMANTIC URBAN

Let Varvatos look after the crowd. For his latest menswear show, the designer invited guests to experience his designs in person at The Django underground nightclub at the Roxy. His last performance was a rock and roll style with a touch of romance that made this collection one of the best in a while, with the stiffness of motorcycle jackets softened by linen neck scarves and skinny pants.

TO THE GYM

This season we saw sporty styles again, but slightly more updated and modernized. Tommy Hilfiger, Todd Snyder and Stumpd Chris staked on them. As you can see in the depictions, these are more of the street styles put on the catwalks that set the trends. Maradonna will be delighted.

IN TIME

The sporty atmosphere of this season has been continued with a modern take on the classic tracksuit. Tommy Hilfiger, Todd Snyder, and Chris Stamp from Stumpda have come up with retro styles reminiscent of Wes Anderson's Royal Tenebaums. Hour Tenenbaum will be proud of this.

THINK ABOUT ROSE

Pink in all its range is more than present in many collections for men, especially Rochambeau, John Elliot and Brett Johnson. Many critics do not recognize this shade of pink for men, which, by the way, is not bad at all in the summer.

THINK PINK

“We saw a lot of cool pastel colors for guys, especially dusty pink,” said Sam Lobban, Porter's purchasing manager, at the e-commerce site party during NYFW: M. In fact, several collections: Rochambeau John Elliott and Brett Johnson including, they showed at least one pink look. This should give Brad Pitt the 2009 Cannes Suit a chance to justify his money.