AmgoMan.com is the latest on trend online menswear fashion

AmgoMan.com is the latest Menswear online fashion retailer who launched during Christmas 2016 and are already proving to be a bit of a hit with the men. Amgoman.com provide men with that trendy and stylish look selling jumpers, t-shirts, jackets and accessories at reasonable prices on their online platform.  www.amgoman.com

 As part of their exciting launch a few weeks back amgoman.com gave away twenty pairs of free socks, via their social media platform on Instagram @amgo_man. It seems as though the freebies are not over, amgoman.com has said they’ll be giving away more free socks with each of their orders once their winter sale goes up in the next week, so keep your eyes open as this brand can’t help, but give away a free pair of stylish socks to keep those feet warm.

The online store so far has made an impact in gaining recognition from men around the globe via their Instagram account.

 They've recently catered an AmgoMan jacket to x factor runner up Nicholas McDonald, who is launching his new album this year.
http://amgoman.com/product/mid-length-wool-blend-overcoat/

 Am Golhar, founder of AmgoMan.com, who attended Central Saint Martins and designed an exclusive mens knitwear collection for ASOS in 2011 branded AM Golhar said;
 “I wanted to provide a new platform for menswear, providing stylish fashion at affordable costs, which is suitable for all age groups. I hand pick each item that is sold online including all the branded ex chainstore stock, its exciting that I can offer real bargains on the latest trends.”

Aristides Vanis: Past, Present, Future

THOMAS PINK MAKES BOLD COLOUR STATEMENT WITH AUTUMN/WINTER 2016 COLLECTION,

On Saturday 9 January 2016, modern British shirt maker Thomas Pink - part of the Moet Hennessey Louis Vuitton group - unveiled Autumn/Winter 16 at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, as part of London Collections Men.

 The new season takes inspiration from the romance and refuge of the British coast and countryside, uniting city-dwellers with the urgency for rural escape.

It extracts inspiration from local architecture, industry and environment - exploring built and natural elements we Brits have cultivated on our island nation: from royal retreats to the homespun craft of village industry.

 Frederik Willems, Head of Design at Thomas Pink, says; “The collection takes us on a sartorial journey around the UK, visiting some our best-loved coastal towns - from Brighton with its resplendent Royal Pavilion, to Padstow and the Isle of Skye with their rugged coastlines.”

 Colour plays a hugely prominent role in Thomas Pink’s Autumn/Winter 16 collection, and to highlight the five key hues of the season - cranberry, navy blue, forest green, mustard and turquoise - the modern British shirt maker showcased looks against impactful block colour screens in corresponding colours.

 Florence Torrens, Creative Director at Thomas Pink, says; “The inspiration for this season’s show comes from architect Luis Barragan. Block colour in different planes was a feature of many of his buildings and designs and offered an interesting solution to displaying the collection against the highpoints of colour which run through the season.”

 Models wore knitted hats from Johnstons of Elgin, eyewear from EB Meyrowitz and slippers from George Cleverley.

Guests enjoyed G+Ts made using Williams Chase British gin.

What the Urban Style Villain is Wearing for Spring/Summer 2014

Top left to right:

Amery jacket

http://www.villain.uk.com/men-c1/villain-amery-jacket-p104

Caldwell pullover

http://www.villain.uk.com/men-c1/villain-caldwell-pullover-p119

Blake t-shirt

http://www.villain.uk.com/men-c1/villain-blake-t-shirt-p108

Blaine vest

http://www.villain.uk.com/men-c1/villain-blaine-vest-p110

Bottom left

Barry t-shirt

http://www.villain.uk.com/men-c1/villain-barry-t-shirt-p106

Model image of Amery jacket with Blake tee

Model image of Caldwell pullover

Model image of Blake tee

Model image of short sleeve shirt – Coming Soon

Bruno jumper

http://www.villain.uk.com/men-c1/villain-bruno-p89

Sweater Weather - Oliver Spencer stylish knitwear

http://oliverspencer.co.uk/mens-designer-knitwear

TOPMAN LTD - 1st AW12 trend is titled: Correspondent

The first AW12 TOPMAN LTD trend is called :Correspondent

Based on the explorer and anthropologist aesthetic. 

Brown wool skinny suit

Jacket £120

Skinny fit single breasted 4 button with chest button

5 button waistcoat with 2 chest welt pockets £40

Trousers £55

Carrot fit with contrast loop on back button down welt pockets

Fabric: 65% wool, 19% nylon, 9%acrylic, 4% cotton, 2% viscose, 1% Polyester

Worn with yellow tiles print shirt £36

Long sleeve

Fabric: 100% cotton

The trend references early 20th century cultural icons such as Leonard Woolf and Arthur Ransome, the look also borrows heavily from the arts and crafts movement. 

 

Red jacquard crew neck jumper £40

Fabric: 100% cotton

Ecru denim curve collar shirt £36

Long sleeve with curve collar detail

Fabric: 100% cotton

Brown cropped engineered trousers £50

Herringbone tape and rolled hems

Fabric: 43% Polyester, 41% wool, 11% viscose, 3% nylon, 2% acrylic

Brown leather belt with a panel of plait detail £22

Wood block prints like those used on the early book covers of the Bloomsbury Press are key to creating this more organic, hand crafted approach to design. 

Brown waxed cotton jacket £90    Toffee contrast lining.     Fabric: 68% cotton, 32% Polyester

Burgundy end on end shacket £36              long sleeved      Fabric: 100% cotton

Burgundy shawl collar cardigan £55                                    Fabric: 61% cotton, 39% acrylic.

This is mixed with simpler, utilitarian styles and garments like those used for travel and exploration in the first half of the last century. The scientific study of birds and animals is also a strong influence on print stories in this trend.

 

Brown houndstooth single breasted jacket £85 

Fabric: 76% polyester, 11% wool, 4% cotton, 4% viscose, 35 acrylic, 2 % Polyamide

Ecru butterfly print shirt £36     Long sleeved      Fabric: 100% cotton

All over butterfly print shirts are teamed with tweed overcoats, 3-piece slim fit suits are worn with bold patterned shirts and utility style jackets are complimented with heritage style knitwear.
 
The Correspondent trend for LTD is available in the stores and online now.

Images provided by TOPMAN 0845 121 4519

www.topman.com

Desigual AW12 Rainbow Menswear Collection

Desigual AW12 menswear collection uses a strong colour palette, printed letters and messages, and a mix of fabrics and patterns.

The brand's signature marble and ball print can be seen in a palette of dark , strong and vivid colours.

Shirts in a mix of check and stripe panels.

Jackets made of a patchwork of fabrics

 

Chunky warm sweaters to combat the cold winter months

And a few fine gauge sweaters for when the weather is not so cold

Messages/phrases scribbled on tops

This thumb print top gives a whole new meaning to 'under the thumb'.

Bringing out your inner child .

Within the collection there is The Racing Line.

The Racing Line offers a vintage look on garments inspired by the races environment

www.desigual.com

AM Golhar mens AW12 knitwear collection

AM Golhar loves the styles of  military clothing and so always brings some concept of this in to all of her collections. 

This AW12 season she creates shoulder and elbow patches within the knit to give that military jumper feel. Here worn with her checkered knitted jogging bottoms with two rows of cable stitching down the side emulating the stripes worn down military trousers..

The above 'Bobby' style was recreated from the military polo jumper with Am adding a special touch of knitting technique. 

 Inspired from a 1973 military cape, 'Oscar' is recreated in heavy gauge cashmere knit. Worn here with plain knitted jogging bottoms adorned with a cable stripe at the front seam..

The Corby cardigan was inspired by the blazer jacket with AM changing the shape of the neckline.

Main colour palette is black and shades of grey, but brightened with blues and dark red.

Leyton jumper has a traingular neckline similar to a neck scarf.  In a medium gauge using a diamond lace hole knitting technique. Worn here with knitted joggers using the trellis technique for a 3D textured effect..

Giving a Cossack feel is the Sylvester -assymetrical shape jumper with colour block stripes. worn here with plain knit joggers with cable stripes at the side.

Also in the collection are soft leather joggers, a  popular piece since her AW10 collection.
Her vision for this season was to create a collection with a tailored smart appearance whilst using very luxurious soft yarns such as cashmere, cotton and angora.

Will be available soon on her website:

www.am-golhar.com