THE INDUSTRY SHOWS THE TRENDS OF MEN’S FASHION

By: Maritza Villarroel
Exclusively for Rex Fabrics
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 In the setting of the 82^nd edition of Pitti Uomo (Florence), the fashion fair where men’s trends are taking place, this time, for the 2013 Spring-Summer season, the Italian Fashion House Valentino took over the runway with the collection of khaki, grayish and dark blue shades, in designs with military styles, lots of camouflage, school uniform looks and button-less pure white shirts.  The garments fuse together textures in urban code, which move away from the class-conscious legacy of the founder of the design brand.

Straight and neat lines, accustomed by the company, have played with the mixture of leather, wool, nylon, cotton and linen textures to create volumes in such manner that the hooded coats and jackets that walked the runway looked like cuirasses.

The Fashion Fair of Pitti Uomo is one of the most important annual come together of the men’s fashion industry, bringing together national and international designers, fashion companies, trend-hunters, and distributor buyers.

More than one thousand men designs clothes brands and accessories of showed the way men will dress during the Summer of 2013.  This year the fair has decided on the casual and carefree style, with school look styles of Curven as guest company, because of its connection with the spirit of the event, settled on the pillars of elegance, modern age and luxury at affordable prices.

Garments of traditional cut in sober shades dotted with orange color and bright prints of the classic companies are offered together with studs and high top sneakers of the young designers.

The big companies that attended this event of Pitti Uomo equally went on classism and innovation to conquer the yearning buyers.

Fashion House Valentino introduced a line that intends to be simple and at the same time pragmatic and aimed at satisfying young buyers who go to work every day.

After this important runway of men’s fashion, we will see on the streets where colors, volumes, lines, forms and prints will go on the streets.  Marked trends from Italy continue with the collections of the designers Armani, Ferragamo and Zegna