Hey! Forget the flute. It’s all about the suit. With the first outing of fashion
sprinkled upon the capital London for 2015 being London Collections Men,
there were was a buzz in the air and around the streets of central London.
Men and women both dressed with a dapper sense could be spotted in
abundance. Various fashion shows took place at an assortment of locations
resulting in an increase in taxi rides no doubt. Cabbies keen to try out
their key phrase, “Guess who I had in the back of my cab the other day?”
were all smiles with the increase of trade. Talking of trade, for the BFC
the British Fashion Council, London Collections Men it's an affair they
only wish they’d cooked up earlier.
No one much cared about Menswear fashion for so long and even in a
place such as London, steeped in its vast pool of heritage, a global reputation
for style excelence with the many establishments of Jermyn Street and
Savile Row, Menswear was pretty much a whispered word, but no longer.
With a rebranding and a vast injection energy and enthusiasum LCM
With a rebranding and a vast injection energy and enthusiasum LCM
has made the word menswear not only a respectable one, but one of
excitement. Bloggers travel from across the globe to get a taste of
London’t street style offerings. Granted we may not have the sunshine of
Milan’s streets and London tends to look grey, overcast, and there’s
that permanent wet cobbled street etiquette to get ones head around
let alone navigate, the fact is, LCM has gained momentum and now has a
reputation as something worth looking forward to for some good style
watching, not to mention the cash injection to the industry the event brings.
Thanks BFC. Keep it coming.
So whistle and flutes, yes, lots of suits. First up is an example of some of
So whistle and flutes, yes, lots of suits. First up is an example of some of
the many style offerings revolving the suit spotted during the 4 day event.
JSTREETSYLE will bring you images of some of the movers and shakers
in the world of fashion as well as the every day people on the streets of
London, like your very selves.
This is fashion blogger Toni Tran of Fashitecs spotted at London Collections
Men on Jan 10th 2015. He wears a suit and tie by Reiss with a Louis Vuitton
bag, a coat from Rockit Vintage and shoes by Dolce & Gabbana.
Here is Toni Tran again at LCM on Jan 11th 2015. He wears a suit of his
own design, a Burberry shirt with trousers by Rockit Vintage and
Brogue shoes by Russell & Bromley with a bag by Aspinal of London.
This is Sava Lonut Daniel from Bucharest Romania spotted arriving to a
fashion show at LCM. He was spotted wearing a suit by Florin Dobre
with shoes by John Winter and his signature look of long dreadlocks.
This increadbly stylish woman arriving to a show in a rather dapper manner
is Sarah Ann Murray. The beautiful Fashion Editor of The Rake.
Always spotted in suit. On this occation we see her in a vintage tweed
suit with scarf and hat. Look closely at how she presents herself as an
exemplorary specimin of British style. Look at the details. The cuffs, the
watch, her shoes, the colour pallet. Perfect in every way.
More imagery to follow.
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