Today’s look is inspired by Martine Rose at Paris Men’s Fashion Week SS19, where everythings at the runway seems can be found from a weekend flea market in London – from DIY sleeve-cut-off t-shirts, swimming jammers, lycra bike shorts to oversized grandpa generation blazers and bombers.
We have seen so many unusual materials and textures during Spring Summer 18 and Autumn Winter 18 men’s collections such as Jil Sander’s unisex mesh shirt, Dries Van Noten‘s works-in-every-outfit-kind mesh vest for layering. But for Men’s Spring Summer 2019, this trend goes to another crazier level with more “unwearable elements” comes to men’s fashion including leading designers at Paris and Milan fashion weeks such as Acne Studio’s transparent PVC shirt, Luis Vuitton PVC jacket and plastic neon bags etc etc etc. Men’s Fashion has finally comes to a time to wash off the dirty name “only wore as utility” in 2018.
Paul Smith‘s new collection at Paris Men’s Fashion Week definitely worth investing in 2019.
Different from his past collections which are more focused on travel-friendly, crease-free, slim tailoring. the SS19 collection is deliverying a upgraded, energetic and rebel message. More volumns and brave silhouettes are involved, more bright colours, brave landscape-ish prints and powerful textures (such as leather) are invested. Below are some of our favourite picks from Paul Smith Spring Summer Men’s Collections 2019. which are your favourite looks?
