The most important item in your wardrobe isn’t going to be any less essential come 2013. The piece’s importance is only surpassed by its versatility; the sports jacket can be dressed up for work or down for an easy night out, without losing an ounce of sharpness throughout.
These geometric woven pattern sweaters are kindred spirits to the throwback graphic ones we showed last fall; however, this lot dials down the scale in favor of a repeating, all-over pattern executed in multiple colors. They’re a strong layering piece, peeking out of a sport jacket but also capable of holding their own over some worn-in jeans and a pair of desert boots.
Ready to earn your stripes? Yacht club culture appears to be at an all-time high this season, with overt seafaring touches surfacing all over the place at New York Fashion Week.
Now that the shows are over, we take a look back at some of the more, um, interesting hair choices on the runways this season. Check out our full list of the 10 most fascinating follicular choices from New York Fashion Week here.
The legend of Burgundy continues. See every designer that interpreted the trend at New York Fashion Week here.
If the New York runways are any indication, cargo pants are back in a major way and aren’t going anywhere any time soon. See which designers embraced the trend here.
Cropped, embellished or just badass, the leather jacket is making a strong showing on the Paris runways and we’ve taken favor to a few. Cows beware.
The men’s shows in Milan featured an onslaught of outerwear. But one style emerged to reign supreme on the runways (and soon in your closet): the topcoat. See how each designer interpreted the trend here.
We’re seeing nary a neck on the runway this season. Why? Because more and more designers are refining and refurbishing that retro classic: The turtleneck. See just how many designers are sporting the trend here.
The first major trend emerging from Milan? Burgundy, as seen here on the runways of Neil Barrett, Valentino, and Ferragamo. See what other designers worked the it color of the fall here.
From double-breasted suits to tipped polos, to yes, more bracelets, we look back at a year of style moves we’re not ready to give up just yet. See the full list here.
Photo by David Rinella
The cold months are fast approaching. Stock up on this neckwear now, and while you’re at it, don’t be afraid to pattern mix with a classic plaid shirt. Check out our guide to the best of the season’s shirt/tie combos.
Our Eye spotted some fresh new socks for fall. Cali brand Stance just launched their reserve collection, “made from the finest stuff out there, but designed to be light years from stuffy.” Check out the rest of our coverage here.
This season on the runways we saw an unusually high number of hooded outerwear. From blinding neons to sensible earth tones, see all the looks that will keep you dry in 2012 right here.
Lime Green. Radioactive Orange. Electric Blue. It’s like NYFW stuck its finger in a socket. See what we mean here.
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