Spring Menswear 2017

It's better (really) late than never, they say....

We've been swept by Couture week,

and just recently by Spring Ready-To-Wear2017.

But first, menswear.

Quatro: A Graduation Fashion Show

"Knowing that it's going to be a public-faced event, 

I didn't want to look like as if I'm going somewhere more formal, 

given the fact that most people are clad in their school uniforms and mall go-tos."

Fall Menswear 2016

Gucci

HOW WAS IT? 

NOT THAT I HAVE FIRST-HANDEDLY EXPERIENCED FASHION WEEK MYSELF…. THANK YOU VOGUERUNWAY.COM

But every season of menswear, I always feel compelled to say something about the clothes; since I’m lazy, most attempts I’m won over by my procrastinating ego. Now that the fashion week for menswear’s fall has long closed its’ curtains and being the Z-list blogger that I am, let me share my insight of the just concluded Fall 2016 Menswear. There’s not a lot; consider me a rookie at this. With that being said, I am trying to avoid overwriting adjectives and hoping to not redundantly bombard you with "I love this!"-s.  As I’ve only been in the menswear bandwagon for quite a while I can’t say that this means whatever is said is of legitimate standards, but I’ll base it off from what I feel is the basis of my keen observation and strong feeling of lustful desires towards these luxury of garments.

This season felt like an unexciting one for menswear for me. Not as innovative as the previous ones, I'd say. The silhouettes were cliché, like previous seasons: non-conforming lengths and slouchy silhouettes (for men's). But for 2016 Fall, one revolving theme was generally pushed by various houses. From the scarcity of it last season to the abundance of different pieces this Fall- that is: Genderless Fashion. Men in dresses, men in skirts, certainly the banner for genderless bravery is up-high and blatantly waving.

There was a lot to look at, hours and days of scrolling through Vogue Runway for the latest about fashion week (Couture came by and LFW is coming), so I took the time to curate the standouts for me this season. We can agree to disagree with this list, but I feel like these brands sat close with my aesthetic/ taste so that, you can’t argue with.

Marc Jacobs SS 2016

Marc Jacobs Spring 2016 Ready-to-wear

"It’s the kind of collection that will reward an up-close look—dense with detail and hidden meanings, and totally irresistible." - Nicole Phelps; Vogue Runway