While reading this article, it seems like women have a better eye for silhouettes, and I definitely think a lot of this can be incorporated into a man's wardrobe, especially because a lot of it is inspired by menswear.
We often focus on fit, but then leave it at that. I've been intrigued by drapey silhouettes the past couple years. Examples of this are roomy safari jackets with a belt, or a classic trench coat.
Men, inspired by womenswear, that was inspired by menswear. Whew!
(It's also really comfortable!)
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We often focus on fit, but then leave it at that. I've been intrigued by drapey silhouettes the past couple years. Examples of this are roomy safari jackets with a belt, or a classic trench coat.
Men, inspired by womenswear, that was inspired by menswear. Whew!
(It's also really comfortable!)
