British designer Paul Smith showcased his womenswear Autumn/Winter 2012 collection as part of London Fashion Week a few weeks ago. Eschewing the main runway space that the British Fashion Council reserved for most designers, Smith… Paul Smith Womenswear Autumn/Winter 2012
London’s Design Museum has announced the longlist for the fifth annual Designs of the Year Awards. Showcasing a year in design, the 2012 longlist intends to be a celebration of the best in global designs,… 2012 Designs of the Year Longlist Announced
The new menswear label Zero_Underscore confirms that Seoul in South Korea is one of the most vibrant centres of fashion in the world these days. Its very accomplished inaugural collection for Autumn/Winter 2011 is entitled… Zero_Underscore Menswear Autumn/Winter 2011
As days get colder and colder, at The Style Examiner we have been exploring men’s clothes that are simultaneously stylish and functional in order to keep us warm. The heritage trend in menswear is almost… Patching Up Men’s Fashion
As days get colder and one sees the need to rush to the shops to buy a Winter coat, The Style Examiner decided to put our thinking fedora hats on and research on the best… Matinique Asburys Coat: Probably the Best Coat Men Will Need this Winter
British streetwear brand Rum Knuckles, designed by artist Rugman, has expanded its Autumn/Winter 2011 range by introducing sweatshirts, hooded tops and new graphics transforming the T-shirt into a canvas for original artwork. This collection, the… Rum Knuckles: The Portrait of London Streetwear
Cy Choi is a menswear brand from Seoul, South Korea, that has been on the sartorial radar of The Style Examiner for a while. Following on the footsteps of previous highly accomplished collections, the clothes… Cy Choi Menswear: Grafting the Fashion Ideal
When the Autumn/Winter 2011 menswear lookbook for fashion label Aqua landed on The Style Examiner’s desk, we found the designs appealing and were curious to find out more about the collection. The label describes itself… Aqua: The Promise of Style that Doesn’t Deliver
With no formal training in fashion but with an avid interest in adding an inquisitive dimension to it, Benjamin Vorono and Samuel Kientsch founded the menswear label Braille in London in January 2009. Hailing from… Braille: The Rediscovery of a Tactile Sartorial Language
