London Fashion Week Men´s is over and he has once again given us the keys to where men's fashion is heading. You already know that beyond the proposals of the designers, this type of contest gives us many clues about the evolution and trends of fashion aimed at us. London has always been an original and avant-garde catwalk and this year we have been able to verify it more than anything. As main summary only two brushstrokes; The 80s are going strong and unisex fashion has made its mark.
34 have been the brands that have shown their proposals
for next year at London Fashion Week Men´s and in total up to five trends have
been detected in each of the parades, some garments that will mark men's
fashion and that will have two stars as stars shades that come with strength:
Ultra Violet, the color of the year according to Pantone, and yellow in
different shades.
This is how men will dress in winter 2019 according to
the London catwalk:
London Fashion Week Men's is over and it has returned to
give us the keys to where the fashion man is looking at. Beyond the proposals
of the designers, this type of events gives us many clues about the evolution
and trends of men fashion. London has always been an original and avant-garde
catwalk and this year we have been able to prove it. As a main summary only two
strokes; the 80's are going back strongly and the unisex fashion is here to
stay.
34 brands have shown their proposals for next year at the
London Fashion Week Men's and we have detected up to new five trends, a garment
that will mark men's fashion and will have two stars tones that come with
force: the Ultra Violet, the color of the year bestowing to Pantone, and yellow
in different shades.
This is how men will dress in the winter of 2019
according to the London catwalk:
'Oversize' garments
Sweaters, infinity trench coats and baggy down coats will
be a staple in the men's wardrobe. Several firms have opted for this type of
garment, very comfortable to wear, which they have mixed with other trends such
as striped and plaid prints.
Sweaters, endless waterproofs and loose-fitting coats
will be a staple in the male wardrobe. Several companies have opted for this
type of garments, very comfortable to wear, which have mixed with other trends
such as stripes and checks prints
Shearling lined jackets
This type of jacket is a winter staple, for both men and
women. In leather or suede, in brown or black tones, this piece lined with
sheepskin can be found in different styles that adapt to the taste of each one.
All the brands have guaranteed us that the sheepskin they took in the shows was
fake.
Starling Jackets
This type of jackets is a basic winter, both for men and
women. In leather or suede, in brown or black tones, this sheep-lined piece can
be found in different styles according to each one's taste. All brands
guarantied us that all starling jackets seen on the catwalk was fake not from
animals.
Paintings
Undoubtedly, one of the most used decorations in the past
seasons will also have its prominence in 2019. The pictures come strongly in
garments such as 'bomber' type jackets, shirts or suits, in brown and gray
tones, although they will also be seen on the catwalk. has seen combined with
white garments.
Tartans
Undoubtedly, one of the most used decorations in the past
seasons will also have its prominence in 2019. Tartans come with strength in
garments such as 'bomber' jackets, shirts or suits, in shades of brown and
gray, but also on the catwalk we has seen them combined with white garments.
The 'total look'
Little by little, single-color outfits have been gaining
strength and the catwalk has confirmed the trend. According to the proposals of
the firms, the 'total look' is combined with another article such as a sweater,
shirt or gloves, which breaks with the monocolor. One of the garments that has
also been seen in London has been the jumpsuit, a risky bet but increasingly
present on the catwalks.
The 'total look'
Slowly the single color total look has been gaining
strength and the catwalk has confirmed that trend. So, the 'total look' is
combined with another item such as a sweater, shirt or gloves, which breaks
with the monocolor. One of the items that has also been seen in London has been
the work monkey, a risky bet but increasingly present on the catwalks.