Whether paired with crisp suits or trench coats, pants or trousers in different kind are seen in not-so full length. Fold-ups were a hit trend this season and it has been a street fashion even before the fashion week kicked off. If you happen to be a big fan of Scott Schuman's The Sartorialist, then you would definitely notice this fold-up trend to those modern dandies featured in the blog. We've seen fold-ups in baggy, slim fit or in any kind style. Le Hommes's ultra polished black trousers had it futuristic with its style, while Missoni's fading effect got it twisted with an appearance of shocking blue. Whatever it is, it wouldn't be surprising if Paris would do the same, folding a dapper way.
According to Tomas Maier “We wanted to offer clothes that are particularly individualistic. Changing the shape of the pants and breaking the silhouette with color add an energy, even a brashness, that feels invigorating,” and surely it has an ultra energetic mood with the use of bold colors and some edgy details. Military green looked refreshing in coats, shirts and even trousers. Strong shoulders seen in various suits dominated in cheerful red tone surely is an exciting work from Maier. Trunks seen from the Lund brothers down to Garrett Neff showed different details featuring green floral design and even simple dark toned fabric. Well, the excitement that they want to apply seemed to work for me, with the unusual twist and turns in sillhouettes and colors, this kind of collection is something that they should produce in upcoming seasons, not to mention the colors that complemented the new vibe for the luxurious brand.
