Fall/winter 2010-2011 men fashion trends are varied, from clean cuts and elegant styles to cooler and chicer allures full of confidence. One can find a return to the classic, but also more modern and creative interpretations. As for the colors, get ready to enjoy the already famous new black, which is camel, and a burst of brighter colors such as orange, yellow, or blue.
Fall/winter 2010-2011 men's fashion trends are wearable,
versatile and practical, characterized by a certain return to the
basics and to fine luxury. However, one cannot omit the unique
tailoring and designs that give, in fact, the original touch to
every collection. Therefore, no ostentation, nor eccentricity, and
invest in “safe” and “reliable” clothing pieces. From elegant and
dandy style to rock and military, get ready to boost your
masculinity with the newest fashion trends.
Classic means timeless and it will always be a reference point for
fashion designers. As we have said it before, collections for
fall/winter 2010-2011 returned to the classics with perfectly
tailored trench coats, suits with checked patterns or cashmere
sweaters. Classic can also be associated with a special elegance
that exudes masculinity.
We have seen an elegant approach to Hermès, Michael Kors, Dries Van
Noten, Burberry Prorsum, Maison Martin Margiela, or Louis Vuitton.
The urban dandy style with fabrics such as wool, velvet or leather
can transform a simple man into a genuine dandy (Diesel, Louis
Vuitton, Givenchy, Elie Tahari).
You're in the army now! Well, at least you can pretend you are
in the army due to this season's it-trend: military. A khaki or
gray parka matched with a pair of chunky boots can represent the
perfect combination that allows you to keep up with the trends. In
order to add a cool effect to your outfit invest in different edgy
accessories, such as a large scarf or a pair of retro
eyeglasses.
Moreover, try the absolute trend of the season: the aviator jacket.
Draw your inspiration from Burberry Prorsum, William Rast, Y3,
Dries Van Noten, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, or Band of
Outsiders.
Both for women and men too, fur and knits seem to be two of the
hottest fabrics this season. They are not only cozy keeping you
warm against the cold outside, but they also offer a certain touch
to any outfit. You can go for a head-to-toe fur, Yeti look as seen
at Chanel, or, if this is too much for your taste, try a furry coat
or simple furry details and match them to classic clothing items
into your wardrobe. The fur trend was also spotted at Just Cavalli,
John Rocha, Paul&Joe. Besides, you can also choose comfy
cardigans or pullovers (Dolce&Gabbana).
Marc by Marc
Jacobs
Burberry
Prorsum
For tougher guys there is always the cool alternative of the
rock style. A pair of leather pants, a ripped t-shirt and a pair of
boots are the right choices for a rock look. Don't forget about the
metallic applications that are specific to this trend. Custo
Barcelona, Diesel, Jeremy Scott, Maison Martin Margiela, or Calvin
Klein are some of the designers that presented this trend.
Layering might sound difficult to achieve as it requires special
attention to details and a good sense of style. However, the '70s
layering trend seems to be hotter than ever. In fact, it is not a
hard task to obtain a cool layered outfit. You just have to play
with different textures, lengths and fabrics. For a complete
layering winter outfit you need to invest in accessories, such as a
scarf, leather gloves and a hat. Take a look at Just Cavalli, Y3
and William Rast if you lack ideas.
Tones of beige or camel have invaded masculine fashion too.
Whether you go for the classic camel overcoat (Louis Vuitton, Dries
Van Noten) or a shearling jacket (Lacoste), this color should
definitely be in your wardrobe this season. You can draw your
inspiration from collections such as Michael Kors or Maison Martin
Margiela where beige is harmoniously mixed with gray or black.
Besides beige tones, there one can observe a burst of colors for
fall/winter 2010-2011 men fashion trends. Cherry-colored, orange,
blue or yellow represent bolder options that brighten up a dull,
gloomy winter outfit. We have seen colors at Custo Barcelona,
Lacoste, Etro, Marc by Marc Jacobs, and G-Star.
As for the accessories, invest in bags (Dries Van Noten, Hermès,
Michael Kors, Louis Vuitton), scarfs (Hermès), winter hats and
gloves.
Photos via GQ.com


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