It happens twice a year.
In the midst of a season, whether it be the heat of summer or the dead of winter, our transient fashion tastes shift before the weather. While the new suede oxford platform ankle boots may look great in our closets, they don't always work when paired with the fabrics fit for 100-degree Manhattan afternoons.
Lucky for you, we have outlined transitional looks to take you through August and early-September, with the help of a libertine party photographer.
We recently talked about a revived interest in yellow. Today, WWD highlighted a resurgence in brush stroke-inspired patterns. Kirill captures both of these looks in one PYT-filled photograph.
Go back in time. It's hard to go wrong when you tastefully induce nostalgia. Bow-tie details, streamlined looks of the 60s, and two-toned spectators feel fresh without feeling heavy.
Decontructed menswear is the easiest way to introduce your autumn accessories. We witnessed it in February and still feel it now. But don't take our word for it; Take Richard Chai's.
Post by Amanda LaMela
