Here is a new trend for the men’s footwear. It is great, in deed, to see such an innovation for men’s shoes. Men with short heights often feel jealous of the high heel shoes for women and just wonder if they too, could wear shoes with heels so that they cal also look taller and more stylish. Well, the wishes of all such stylish and fashionable men have come true. Now, the men can wear wedge heels without any hesitation and look the most stylish guys around.

It is actually great to see that such a trend is being promoted at the gala event of the Milan Fashion Week and that too, by the well renowned fashion brand Fendi. The fashion designer introduced these innovative footwear with heels attached to the soles of men’s shoes. The audience was so delighted to see this latest trend brought in so grandly by the designer tag.

There have been so many new trends that have come to the fore during this fashion event such as mankini, shining macs and skirt shorts, but for me, the wedges for men are the best of all. Let’s hope to witness them soon at the high street fashion stores.

Via Brandish

Incredibly, the fashion world has lot to offer to the fashionistas this year. We had all the extravagant fashion week taking the world by storm. Starting from New York Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, London Fashion Week and Paris Fashion Week to mention a few, it was a designer studded affair this year.
Everyone was amazed by the completely new wardrobe sensations presented by all the top-notch designers and big labels such as Dolce & Gabbana, Armani, Missoni, Guess and much more.
The trends for accessories were shocking yet quite interesting and extraordinary. Big bags are back, Blcak is back again as Armani’s collection spoke for itself. Polka Dots, big waist belts, leather bags, old big framed shades and lot many things.
Here is a detailed view of the accessories sported by the models on the ramp during the fashion festivals.

Via: Guardian

Folks, I would never tire of updating you about all the hot and happening news that’s hitting the catwalk in the Milan Fashion Week. By Jesus, the collection of the iconoclastic duo Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, known globally for their quick take on all British things, played a real high on the catwalk with their Highland fashion streaks.
The women dressed in peasant skirts would have straightway got the most loving node of the old granny’s for their grand children’s. Well, their men’s collection too had the crowd asking for more. When the dashing dudes walked down the ramp all dressed in the Highlander’s dress code, they made a gala parade. With jeans, leather jackets, boots and oversized bags making a comeback, this is for sure D & G FASHION.
Here’s a gallery of the men’s collection…a feast for the fashion connoisseurs.




Via: Popcrunch

It wasn’t all about Missoni, Cavalli and Emporio at the Milan Fashion Week this time. The fashionistas witnessed a splurge of the best designer outfits. The D & G duo had a blast with their posh plaid gowns, all done in Scottish motif that transformed the massive catwalk stage into the beautiful ballrooms of Scotland in the Milan Fashion Week.

The terrific studs famous for their sexy corsets, made a dash for the highland style of Scotland, where they made use of a mind-boggling variety of tartan and plaids to highlight the skirts worn by peasant womenfolk’s, flouncy looking gowns decorated with either a plain or muttonchop necks.

Boy, it was rather a shock for the otherwise elite class of women, as D & G is best known for their ultra-chic and sexy corsets and by Jesus, what a transformation. I am sure that the British mothers and the sweet looking grandma’s would surely bless them with all their heart.

Take a look…flown straight from the Scottish Highland…

Via: AFP

Giorgio Armani surely has a thing in him, which sets him apart with a niche identity in the world of fashion. The man has such a sense of grace as his age that literally any model will fall for his charm, not to mention about his loyal list of clientele, which includes the who’s who of the world. Super models, business tycoons, politicians, Hollywood studs and hotties, all loves this man for his unique creations, which as times passes by is becoming even more extraordinaire and beautiful.

The designer who normally kicks off the grand finale with his splendid collection opened up the Monday morning at Milan Fashion Week with his younger Emporio collection. He was quoted saying, “After seasons of colour, black is back. But, to be truthful, it has never really gone away.”

The show was thrown open with a man dressed in a brown velvet suit. His collection was mainly a fusion of his all-time favourite global elements – Chinese, Indian to Spanish flavours.

Here’s a sneak peek into what send the audiences adrenaline rushing like hot pipes…

Via: hollywoodlife

Italy the fashion hub of the world witnessed a lucrative affair, when the much-awaited Milan Fashion Week kicked off with trumpet blowing all over the weekend. Designers from various walks of life thronged to have a piece of the designer cake. After all it’s once in a lifetime experience for many budding designers.
Like every year, 2008 too had lot to offer to the fashionistas. A dizzying array of fabulous designers garbs were ready to be grabbed by the fashion connoisseurs. From casual to formal, the range of clothes displayed by the Milan Fashion designers was quite diverse and creative.
The fashion week is witnessing a crazy footfall of master designers from every nook and corner of the country. This time Milan definitely send the best of the fashion houses for the week long extravaganza.
Armani set the stage on fire with his ever-favourite black designs – so black is back as ever. While Cavalli showcased his unconditional love for the 70’s fashion.
Here’s the first cut from the Fashion Festival. Stay tuned for more.
Via: Telegraph

The earth-shattering day of 27 September, 2007 was the celebration of the beautiful creation by Designer Fendi. His Spring-Summer 2008 collection at the Milan Fashion Week in Italy invited countless eyeballs. Minutes after one could hear the echo of the round of applaud as the designer silhouettes displayed by him were at par.

The colorful apparels not only reflected the vivacity of style but also the elegance with which the designer has weaved his entire collection. Three cheers for him. The target of the collection is the style-mantra followed by the ultra-modern woman who admires vibrant embers of colors. Fendi seems to update the 1950’s fashion with new collection in tune with contemporary style.

Other prominent designers’ that made up to the event include Iceberg, Miuccia Prada Gianfranco Ferres, Clips’, Rocco Barocco, Tomas Maier, Lorenzo Riva, Giorgio Armani, D&G, Sonia Fortuna, Christopher Bailey, Alessandro De Benedetti, Roberto Cavalli, John Richmond, Gianni Versace, Gucci, Angela Missoni, Christopher Bailey, Veronica Etro and others.

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Catch up the exclusive Giorgio Armani Spring-Summer 2008 collection during the Milan’s fashion show in Milan, Italy on 24 September. Others designers at the gala fashion week include Clips’, Lorenzo Riva, Rocco Boraco, D&G, Christopher Bailey, Alessandro De Benedetti and others.

Dates: September 22-29
Grading: A+
USP: Long dresses with basic shades (grey, off-while and beige)

Which one wins your heart?