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How Designers Are Making Their Spring 2021

This year, the collections we determined in June and July were specially dissonant: Designers who make birthday celebration apparel attempted their hand at denims and T-shirts; tailor-made suits were modified via the usage of their quarantine contrary numbers—sweatshirts and joggers. There modified into regardless of the truth that the exquisite gown or nipped trouser, items probably completed inside the ignorant bliss of “pre-quar.” As a forestall stop stop end result, resort 2021 became tons less about trends and tour dressing and additional a check of what we’ll positioned on after lockdown—even though with COVID-19 times growing in factors of Europe and the U.S., that timeline feels hazier with the resource of using the day. Still, most of our conversations with designers weren’t about the garments the least bit. Instead, we heard approximately the highs and lows of creating a collection remotely: challenge fittings via Zoom, sending fabric swatches to clients, and the logist...

INTRODUCING: THE STYLE.COM/GQ EDIT

 

To say that men hate shopping is as accurate a statement as saying that all women hate football (spoiler: they don't). Yet despite this commonly misused cliche, men often want a quick and hassle-free process for storing their wardrobe. This is where Style.com comes in.

Launched in 2016, the luxury e-commerce platform is part of the media company Condé Nast, which owns GQ and Vogue. The site features products from over 100 brands, ranging from top players like Paul Smith and Common Projects to emerging names like Stockholm-based watch brand South Lane and British Fashion Council award winner Zoë Jordan.

To celebrate the best pieces of the new season from these exciting designers

(and help men make a smooth transition to SS17), Style.com has partnered with British GQ to create a totally affordable fashion story.

Appearing in the May issue of GQ and online, the issue features products from brands such as Valentino, Raf Simons, Our Legacy, and Christopher Raeburn, which can be purchased instantly through Style's built-in purchase layer. .Com.

To accompany the five-page shoot, designed by Vogue fashion editor Kate Phelan and photographed by Craig McDean, who has worked with Giorgio Armani, Saint Laurent and Calvin Klein, Style.com has also created a series of videos to highlight the main style. moves this season.

Gentlemen, take your wallets.

UNIFORM SHADES

In the immediate aftermath of sports, the military world has had the most substantial (and lasting) impact on men's fashion. The Uniform Tones trend combines the best influences from the battlefield while adding elements of the American classic.

Our Legacy's baggy pleated front pants have been paired with the contemporary Swedish brand's short-sleeved uniform shirt, which features two large patch pockets. The tone-on-tone ensemble is completed with a Rick Owens boxy jacket and stylish leather derbies from Valentino. The result is one that is sure to draw attention to the style of the barracks.

The Style.com/GQ Edit - Uniform TonesStyle.com x GQ SS17 Shoot - Uniform Tones Trend

RELAXED LAYERS

Getting dressed every now and then, especially after going from 9 to 5 in a suit, is essential to recharge your batteries before starting work again. The easiest way to do this without neglecting style standards is to rely on casual layering. For a very elegant example, Style.com used a short-sleeved shirt by Tokyo designer Julien David as the base on which to add a bomber jacket from Our Legacy and a reversible hooded jacket from Maison Margiela, alongside these more stylish pieces. balanced by Margiela's athletic joggers and retro trainers below.

The Style.com/GQ Edit: Fashion Casual Diaper Products

PROPORTION GAME

In recent years, men's fashion has gained momentum (in more ways than one). Words like "oversized" and "casual" have become increasingly common when talking about everything from jeans to suits. The Proportion Play trend continues this theme, putting to work Raf Simons' oversized white shirt, stamped with the work of photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, alongside the designer's subtly flared wool trousers; They contrast with his fitted buckle coat and Maison Margiela's equally stylish brogues for a high-low contrast.

The Style.com/GQ Edit - Proportion Play The Style.com/GQ Edit - Proportion Play Trend Products

MODERN SPORTS

A good suit is often the most expensive investment in a man's wardrobe. So it makes sense to look for ways to get the most out of it by turning to new styling techniques. The fusion of sportswear and formal wear has been one of the strongest men's movements in the playbook for several seasons, exemplified here by the artistic layers of a Paul Smith tennis-inspired polo shirt. And a basic Christopher Raeburn windbreaker under expertly crafted wool. and silk cloth. two-piece mix from Valentino.

The Style.com/GQ Edit: Fashion Products for Modern Sport

PRINT JOBS

Italians have long been considered the best dressed men in the world. So much so that his talent for studied recklessness has its own name: sprezzatura. To add a touch of Italian swagger to any look, Style.com recommends wearing a sassy patterned shirt, like this one from Maison Margiela. It is worn with Valentino slim trousers and under the cropped cut of the Italian brand's emblem.

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