The NEW issue is online go to TOH! Magazine to enjoy, we have to feature “Danse La Voiture” photographer by Simon171, stylist is Alex Vaccani, featuring...
Les Hommes was created 10 years ago by Belgian fashion designers Tom Notte and Bart Vandebosch, they actually dictated mens' fashion. Here's the reason why:
According to show notes, Les Hommes’ spring collection was inspired by the Spanish conquest of South America. But apart from the tribal motifs embroidered on bomber jackets and sweatshirts, creative directors Tom Notte and Bart Vandebosch didn’t explore the theme in-depth. In fact, they seemed to channel a more generic military inspiration.
When you think is everything is settle, here it comes "Empty Spaces" project photographed by Francesco Cavicchioli and styled by talented Stefano Guerrini, featuring male model Riccardo Passavanti. Photo assistant by Andrè Romain.
Milan Fashion Week was the witness of this sublime, ethereal Menswear Collection from Les Hommes showing Spring/Summer 2016, particularly I love the suits black and red with see-thru shirts, thats out off the hook. Also black is focusing in a minimal functional garments, providing really nice outfits.
Andreas Kronthaler's “Body & Soul” brings Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 2027 to Paris with exposed bodies, rebellious tailoring, draped silhouettes and gloriously unconventional menswear.
Tyler Maher slips into Jitrois stretch leather for P.L.A.Y., a colorful campaign mixing bare skin, graphic biker jackets, cutouts and provocative Parisian menswear.
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez bring relaxed American sportswear, bold color and playful proportions to LOEWE Spring/Summer 2027 menswear in Paris.
Pierpaolo Piccioli brings couture thinking into the everyday for Balenciaga Spring 2027, loosening menswear through wide trousers, featherlight outerwear, washed denim and explosive color.