Men SS 2016
When the show was over it was apparent that Zorana Milicic came with serious intentions. She did a fine presentation. And in the end she made bold statements for both men and women that scream, “Hear me as I roar like a lion!”
ES Collection is unashamed in its quest for making men dangerously sexy. And their show in Serbia was no different. Temperatures rose as we witnessed the seductive and muscular male models take to the catwalk.
To end this review, this writer and experienced fashion critic would encourage Vasiliev Kovacev to either step up his game in his womenswear or abandon it all together. This may be the best for him as it would allow him to fully focus on developing his menswear.
Sandrine Philippe drapes and sculpts her materials in a way that would easily rival the best of what one would expect to find in a women’s ready-to-wear collection.
Mladen Milivojevic Baron calls upon a litany of silks and prints to bring together the work behind his designs. In this the Baron heroine is more delicate too this season, while the Baron hero is more stylish & posh than ever before !
In Malta Ritienne Zammit presented the collection with far more elaborate makeup. It was as comical as it was theatrical. In Serbia, the makeup has been altered greatly.
December 2, 2015 By Marius Brianski Images Courtesy of Mike Pasarella Lodz, Poland – The opening gala of the XIII edition of Fashion Week Poland …
Jacob Birge, the first winner of the Polish edition of Project Runway, has surprised everyone with his collection for Spring/Summer 2016. He usually presents himself as a lover of curves and feminine sexuality. However this time, he has decided to go with futuristic clothes.
Bajer Ola Bola’s dresses, shorts, coats, pants, shirts and sweatshirts are made out fine quality cotton, silks and chiffon. Each piece is carefully tailored and majestically moves on each of the models.
The Polish menswear designer Piotr Drzal presented a collection for Spring/Summer 2016 that can be qualified as being both pleasant and aimed at the modern city guy. And for his fabrics of jersey, cotton and woven materials, the designer personally made the trip to Paris to make his selections.
