19 Men Style Lessons From New York Fashion Week

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Its no surprise that men’s fashion is changing its dimension from the 2015 spring/summer collections runway looks; moreso, the  NYFW also reveals how some designers work tirelessly to redefine the rules of menswear. As fashion lovers, here are a few key lessons from NYFW that you can use today to jumpstart your style game.

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(Photos: courtesy of Menshealth)

 

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Billy Reid

Feel like taking a risk with one one of the bold prints everywhere in menswear now? Go for it, but balance it with neutral colors.

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Todd Snyder

Neutrals don’t have to look basic. Perfect the fit (read: tapered pants, snug jackets), and the whole look will pop.

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Ovadia & Sons

It’s official: Black and navy are no longer mutually exclusive. The trick? The darker the blue (think midnight), the best complement.

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Parke & Ronen

Your swimwear can make a statement, so don’t settle with a solid if you want to stand out. Dark prints are flattering on everyone.

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Cadet

Ditch the socks this spring. Instead, cuff your pants (or better yet, pick up a cropped pair) and show some ankle.

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Gant Rugger

For certain occasions, you don’t have to commit to a full suit. Rock business on top and party on the bottom with a cotton blazer and shorts.

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Jack Spade

Sometimes your bag can be the star of the show.

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Lacoste

Stand out subtly by wearing the same colors. Monochromatic outfits show you’re sophisticated and confident enough to make a statement.

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Carlos Campos

Your shorts should be as tailored as your trousers. Never go below the knee—a shorter hem makes you look taller.

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Mr. Turk

Wave bye-bye to your board shorts. Say hello to this newest crop of trunks that are just as tailored and functional as they are fun.

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Haspel

Texture isn’t only for cooler months. Consider a slim-fitting a seersucker suit your lightweight savior.

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Perry Ellis

Mix it up. Bring tailored looks down to earth with a performance accent, like simple sneakers or a nylon jacket.

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Mark McNairy

Sandals and boat shoes aren’t the only options when wearing shorts. Rock some dress shoes (sans socks, of course), and it will elevate your whole look.

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J Lindeberg

Florals too challenging? Tonal florals create a masculine, almost camouflage effect.

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Original Penguin

As the temperature rises, so should your sense of adventure. Mix patterns flawlessly by making sure they’re different sizes and share a common color.

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Grungy Gentleman

The cool kids mix tailored and athletic looks that are slightly rough around the edges. Like this.

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J.Crew

Simplicity can be elegant—even for casual, comfortable, clothes, like these. White, neutrals, and blues always feel clean and crisp.

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Bespoken

Tailoring the width of a suit’s pants and sleeves, as well as the hem, will make you look sharper in every way. Ask for “no break” if you want to show off your shoes or a cool pair of socks.

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David Hart

A little pattern can go a long way. Break out of plaids and explore funky, vintage prints.

Ubong Richmond
Ubong Richmond

Your number #1 fashion obsessed guy. Ubong Richmond is a fashion editor with Fashion Police NG - one who derive joy monitoring and spotting new trends. You will also find me stalking celebrity wardrobes and fashion brands that are about to blow-up.

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