Style The fashion weeks for men sit again for this season. In London, Florence and Paris put designers their vision on men’s fashion for the fall and winter of 2019/2020, including a number of Belgian designers. We looked specifically at what they have in store, and made a chart of how they want men dressed to go next year. Y/Project, Glenn Martens
Glenn Martens was first in line for his brand Y/Project at Pitti Uomo in Florence. He was also guest of honor at the most important fair for men’s fashion. Of course, the brown suede boots knee boots (for men, oh yes) the most, but there were also a lot more wearable pieces in his collection. So we saw a lot of wide trousers, both in jeans and in kostuumstof, here and there some streetwear influences in the form of trainingsjasjes and fleecetruien giving it a modern update, gifts, soft velvet and wool fabrics, many plaid shirts, and ankle boots with a square point. Warm colors such as kakigroen, burgundy and brown, the dominant, but were lit up by cool blue and purple tones.
