Prada Menswear Fashion Show Milan FW2019

Tonight’s Prada show initially was about the understanding of humanity. And to convey that message Miuccia Prada chose horror movies as the shows theme. From Frankenstein to The Rocky Horror Picture Show. And so the show felt dark and alienated, but in a pretty kind of way. Models wore crazy and colored wigs underneath their hats and caps as they sported a mix of boxy suits and sexy dresses. The utility trend that is now landing in stores was well represented. Large pockets on suits, blouses and even dresses. What made it sexy were the bare shoulders from underneath some of the off shoulder dresses and the multiple belts tied around the waist (for male models too). A dark starting point with quite a seductive outcome.

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Catwalk Trend Fall Winter 2018: Gone to Waist

Proof that cinched waists aren’t for girls only! Agnes B, Walter van Beirendonck and Alexander McQueen all sent out their male models wearing waist belts over their jackets and jackets. Whether long and wool, short and pillow-y, quilted or with leather parts. No outfits gone to waist. A little play with the silhouette works for all sexes.

Menswear Streetwear Trend FW2018: Camel tones

Nothing as indispensable as a classic camel coat. Ask the Max Mara design team and they´ll tell you all about how they´ve build a large part of their success story around this fashion piece. And it´s not just an ever greener for the ladies, guys will look equally styling in a camel coat. Whether it´s from wool, corduroy or teddy. Yes, even with a funny face painted onto it the camel coat is a no brainer. Pair it with an oversized hoodie, a grey (track)suit and/or an orange colored beanie like the streetstyle stars in our gallery.

Menswear Streetwear Trend FW2018: The Printed Coat

Whether it’s checks, words, camo, florals or faces (!); a good printed coat can make your whole look. And yes guys, you can rock a short but winter proof leopard printed jacket too. Wear your checks on checks this season and match your coat with cool streetstyle classics like a beanie and a fresh pair of chunky kicks. Trench, bomber, toggle or robe style; be the prints charming anywhere you go.

 

Menswear Trend FW2018: All Wrapped Up

Even big guys get cold and so many menswear labels are going for the layered look. No matter how tall, strong or tough you are, you need to wrap up to bear winter temperatures. And it turns out a heavy coat is just not enough. Men need extra layers of body warmers (Bidjan, Sunnei), thick scarves and puffer boots – don’t get cold feet now!- (Thom Browne), beanies (RaeBurn) and head wraps (Margiela). Rolling straight from sofa to streetwalk, while still covered up in your fav blanket (as seen at Marni) is even allowed when temperatures drop. Winter is here, make sure you’re well prepped!

Menswear Trend Fall/Winter 2018: Tracksuits

Looking at the spring/summer collection for next year we get the idea fashion is sharpening up again. After years (& years) of joggers, trainers, sneakers and other kinds of comfort dressing we’re slowly but steadily moving into pleated pants, crispy blouses and tailored jackets again. But, before you completely change your mindset let’s fully exploit the sporty trend that is still in full effect. Let’s rock matching joggers and jackets. Let’s get lost in XL hoodies. And let’s make a homewear is outerwear style statement while we still can. And given the fact that there were still lotttts of tracksuits on the runway, it will take a while for the mass has adapted to a different more dapper way of dressing. So just know that new styles are coming up, but enjoy this effortless dressing game while it’s still here. Can you still keep track(suit)?

 

Menswear Trend Fall/Winter 2018: Leather Layers

If you’re a leather lover kinda guy this is your season! From leather harnesses and gloves to full of heavy leather looks; anything goes in this leather layering trend. Are you going to keep warm in a leather jacket, a long leather coat, some tough leather pants and a pair of matching boots? Your colors of choice are (naturally) black, black and black. Try something fitted or opt for a heavy coat you can almost live in throughout the winter. And whatever you do, don’t take it lightly.

Streetwear Trend FW2018: Checking Out

Probably the biggest trend for the new season: checks! Whether tartan, plaid or tweed; with a statement check you’ll look on point and on trend. Checks on your trenchcoat, checks on a pair of pants, checks a midi skirt or checks on a scarf. Pick your favorite item to rock this trend or mix ’em all up for a checks-on-checks look. Very British and in line with Burberry’s renewed focus on their iconic check print. Are you checking in or checking out of this trend? Checks please!

Menswear Streetwear Trend FW2018: Crossbody Bag

If there’s one way for guys to wear their bag this season it’s cross body. Whether it’s a fanny pack or another type of compact statement bag wearing it close to your chest is the way to go. With Gucci checks, the Supreme logo, the LV monogram print or just a vibrant orange colored one. Wear it over or under your coat (and then leave the zipper or buttons open). Or your essentials in one place and you’ve still got your hands free for your phone calls, cigarette break or just to put in your pockets. Convenient, cool, cross body.

Menswear Trend FW2018: Shades of Brown

As is the case in the ladies department the color of choice for men is brown too this fall. Multiple shades of brown that is, all combined in one look. As Acne, Cerutti, Vuitton and Marni showed on their runways. Seventies vibes guaranteed, even though Dior had an eighties feeling and Diesel delivered some Navajo vibes. At Fendi it was brown shaded fur in the mix with brown colored FF logo printed accessories. Dare to take this trend a little further? Opt for a chocolate colored suit and sport it with a nice chestnut beanie as Zegna illustrated would look nice.

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