FASHION
Trendstop gives FashionUnited readers an indication of
the latest menswear trends to hit the spring / summer 2022 catwalks. Designers
are reimagining classic menswear codes, experimenting with proportions,
structure and new values. and consumer feelings about identity. Oversized
garments and capes offer a redesigned silhouette and shape that incorporates
critical concepts such as sustainability. The creators' answers to questions
about modern masculinity highlight the breaking of gender boundaries in the fashion
world.
New proportions
Large-scale performances inspire the evolution of lush
fall / winter silhouettes into spring and summer. Oversized patterns and baggy
clothing are crafted from lighter materials for subtly lush effects that are
enveloping and refreshing. Woolen and knitwear is characterized by casual and
casual shapes, and the dress-like cut hints at the emergence of gender-fluid
looks for men.
Waste layers
As waste management is a hot topic among designers and
consumers, layers play a key role in creating a new generation of dynamic and
exciting styles in menswear, combining sustainability and style. Garments are
assembled from recycled materials that are worn in complementary but slightly
uneven layers. The use of soft tones harmonizes even more disparate objects,
while bright tones highlight unique building techniques.
Asexual coord
As gender fluidity becomes an integral part of the SS22
season, the ensemble is being reimagined as skirts are incorporated into
layered designs. Combining what has historically been feminine clothing with
masculine classics translates into skirt styles over long trousers or shorts in
a soft, utilitarian palette, enhancing their usability and giving them a
functional touch.
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