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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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.
Neutrals don’t have to look basic. Perfect the fit (read: tapered pants, snug jackets), and the whole look will pop.
It’s official: Black and navy are no longer mutually exclusive. The trick? The darker the blue (think midnight), the best complement.
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.
Ditch the socks this spring. Instead, cuff your pants (or better yet, pick up a cropped pair) and show some ankle.
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.
Sometimes your bag can be the star of the show.
Stand out subtly by wearing the same colors. Monochromatic outfits show you’re sophisticated and confident enough to make a statement.
Your shorts should be as tailored as your trousers. Never go below the knee—a shorter hem makes you look taller.
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.
Texture isn’t only for cooler months. Consider a slim-fitting a seersucker suit your lightweight savior.
Mix it up. Bring tailored looks down to earth with a performance accent, like simple sneakers or a nylon jacket.
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.
Florals too challenging? Tonal florals create a masculine, almost camouflage effect.
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.
The cool kids mix tailored and athletic looks that are slightly rough around the edges. Like this.
Simplicity can be elegant—even for casual, comfortable, clothes, like these. White, neutrals, and blues always feel clean and crisp.
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.
A little pattern can go a long way. Break out of plaids and explore funky, vintage prints.




















