Showing posts with label S/S 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label S/S 2011. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Dolce And Gabbana Spring/Summer 2011 Menswear Collection


Texture played a big role in the Dolce and Gabbana Spring Summer 2011 Collection. It was devoured with muted looks, but looked appealing with the right usage of fabric, texture, and alteration. It embodies the status of a classy man who is always ready to steal the spotlight. Different folds and immense layering was seen throughout the show. They played with the light and shadows the garments delivered. Accessories and bags were used to level up the sophistication. Thin belts that looked like rope combined with a darker belt with cutouts made it look like it originated from the West. Sunglasses were sculpted with different shades that delivered a bold effect to the garments. Fitted shirts definitely outlined the sexiness of the models- but in a sophisticated way of course. Whether it’d be paired with formfitting shorts, loose pants made with lightweight material, folded pants, or heavy white detailed jeans, everything about this collection was cohesive. 


Overlapping detailed cross hatching jacket with beige tones can dress any outfit up or down.


Bags that played with the hatching effects with a darker handle, sandals and the detailed belt makes one look like he’s ready to go to a beach or or a night out with friends.


Lightweight material constructed to make a shirt gives it more edge- yet its simple.



Going back to the bags, the shoes are also constructed with careful details and well thought out color tones- that makes it look extra chic.


John Varvatos Mens SS 2011

          John Varvatos’ Collection delivered muted looks. the well polished and crisp look included few leather jackets ranging from deep tones to liquid metals. Cardigans were constructed with different materials- mostly light cotton. Blazers came from different hint of smokey grey effects. The collection develop lots of layering along with folder or rolled up pants which shows functionality. Side belts were used to finish the edgy look or replaced with fabric belt to add more fluidity.



All photos from sonnyphotos