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Mens-Ties.com, one of the most prominent retailers of men’s ties and accessories on the Internet, today announced a series highlighting the top menswear pieces for 2012. The series will highlight five specific pieces – all of which are must haves for the modern man’s wardrobe.
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) July 26, 2012 Mens-Ties.com, one of the most prominent retailers of men’s ties and accessories on the Internet, today announced a series highlighting the top menswear pieces for 2012. The series will highlight five specific pieces – all of which are must haves for the modern man’s wardrobe.
“Men’s fashion has certainly come a long way over the course of the past few decades; there’s just no getting around this,” says Mens-Ties.com founder Hendrik Pohl. “We spend a lot of time paying attention to the latest trends and pieces that are invading the industry, and these are just a few of the ones that we feel are at the top of their class this year. These are pieces that men of all walks of life can benefit from incorporating into their wardrobe, and believe it or not they aren’t overly expensive for the most part.
Each article highlights a specific menswear piece that has made its mark on the industry this year. The articles go into details regarding the specifics of each piece, as well as how modern men can incorporate them into an attractive ensemble. Banana Republic and Marc Jacobs are just two of the labels that are highlighted, with J. Crew also making the list.
“What we really wanted to do with this list was highlight items that are not only exceptionally high in quality, but relatively affordable and accessible as well,” says Pohl. “After all, not everyone can go out and drop $500 on a single piece; it’s fair to say that the vast majority of our readers have neither the money nor the interest in doing so to warrant such a purchase. We wanted to prove that you can get some of the best clothing on the market without spending a veritable fortune. After all, what’s the point of looking good if you can’t afford to pay your rent?”
While this is the most current series regarding modern menswear for Mens-Ties.com, the site has a history of publishing article series’ that focus on current trends and hot pieces in men’s fashion.
“Fashion is what we do, and we need to stay on top of things. The article series’ are not only beneficial to our readers, but help to also keep us on our toes as well.”
Hendrik Pohl
Mens-Ties.com
415-238-7416
Email Information
Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/menswear-retail-announces-top-mens-clothing-pieces-2012-070325406.html
For the first time, Pakistan will host the Men’s Fashion Week 2012 in the month of August this year. It’s a three days event that begins on 30th August till 1st September, will be held at Expo centre in Karachi.
Arsalan Mohsin Saeed, Marketing Manager, Men’s Fashion Week Pakistan (MFW) spoke to us from Karachi and informed, “This fashion show is one of its kind in Pakistan and derives its uniqueness from the prime focus on Men’s wear and specifically promoting the men’s products, designers and models both locally and internationally. All the major men’s fashion wear designers have enthusiastically agreed to participate including the following renowned designers.” He continues, “Fashion Design Council Of India (FDCI) are also more than interested to become part of this show. More Mischief (Indian actor Suniel Shetty’s brand) is also a part of the show as a designer participant. Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff has agreed to be the showstopper at Suniel Shetty’s show.”
The list of designers who will participate at the MFW 2012 will include HSY, Amar Belal, Amir Adnan, Ehsan Khan, Asifa Nabeel, Republic by Omer Farooq, A B, Sanam Agha, Tayyab Bombal, Syed Sameer Ali, Rana Noman, More Mischief and Ismail Fareed. Arsalan adds, “Pakistan pop rock band Strings has confirmed to perform during the event. The showstoppers will include well known actors and cricketers from Pakistan.”
Munib Nawaz, creative director and spokesperson of MFW 2012 tells us, “Men’s Fashion Week Pakistan 2012 will be a highly anticipated and important calendar event in the years to come – an occasion that will reshape Pakistan’s fashion scenario. The show will feature approximately 60 top male models from both Karachi and Lahore. The event will also include participation of legendary designer Amir Adnan along with some exciting new talent.”
According to the organiser of the show, Sultana Siddiqui, CEO Hum TV, “In the past we have organised many fashion shows which focused mainly on Pakistan women wear this will be for first time that an exclusive fashion show is being organised for Men’s wear collection. Our aim is to create an opportunity for men’s wear designers to showcase their talents and capabilities to the local and international markets.”
Article source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/shows/Now-Mens-Fashion-Week-in-Pakistan/articleshow/14145254.cms
Going sock less is a trend that many men picked up without realizing the cons and only focusing on the few pros! FashionMensWear experts explain why this is a fashion no no!
Boynton Beach, FL (PRWEB) July 31, 2012
The latest fashion sizzle from top magazines like GQ and Details is about men sporting dress pants and dress shoes sans their socks! Whowuddathunkit! Certainly not fashion consultants like Giovanni Marquez, or anyone else with any fashion sense. 1956 was the year of James Dean and the same year Californians began wearing kakis, a blue blazer, boat shoes with no socks; that did make a fashion statement about being nuevo-riche or at least to dress for casual success. Perhaps one was heading for their yacht or perhaps just to the marina as though one had a yacht. It began in late August at the San Diego pier and rippled across the country until it reached New York City where the statement took root in fashion mens wear and remains embedded today. But, friends, kakis and a blue blazer are very different from an Italian Novello Suit and Fiesso Leopard Slip Ons. Bare ankles are not the statement one wants to make.
Moreover, bare feet pressed to a leather insole for an hour creates multiple problems and we’ll explain them one at a time right now. First, there is a stickiness issue. As pretty as dress shoes are, they do not wick away moisture. One hour of bare feet sticking to the leather in a high quality mens shoe would be liking stepping on gum! Second, the smell created by bare feet on leather would likely introduce a “who dunnit” by family and friends. “Did an animal die,” might be asked by any number of people. Accidental foot odor may be forgiven by family, friends or colleagues but deliberate foot odor for the sake of fashion is unwarranted. Third, why would anyone annihilate a fabulous dress shoe that cost more than $100.00 and never draw a compliment in the process.
Imagine for a moment that you’re going to a party. Perhaps you have decided that this was the time to put together a special look that paired a magnificent Bertigo shirt from your men shirts collection with a spectacular Veronesi Wide Leg Pant, and a new pair of Vito della Mora Italian Leather Lace-up. You arrive at the party, grab a Johnny Walker Blue on the rocks and sit cross-legged in a crowd of party goers. At what specific moment do you believe the blonde looking your way is going to give you a compliment about your boney, bare and unsightly ankles? If she does; write to us at reply(at)fsbmens.com and we’ll run your story in our blog. Save your shoes… save your reputation… wear coordinated socks!
Carl Sencer
Fashion Menswear
561-860-8580
Email Information
Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/dress-shoes-no-socks-trend-mens-fashion-003134710.html
London Men’s Fashion Week looks set to stay as the British Fashion Council announce it will return in January 2013.
BY Belinda White
31 July 2012
London’s first men’s fashion week – rather uncatchily known as London Collections: Men – was such a hit when it debuted last month, that the British Fashion Council have today announced it will make a return in January.
The three day event consisting of presentations, catwalk shows, and parties
(which you can see all the highlights of here),
showcased the best of British men’s fashion, and drew packed venues and a smattering of celebrity names throughout.
GQ editor, Dylan Jones, will continue to helm the event, assisted by a committee of style icons, media and leaders from fashion and the creative industries.
Joining David Gandy, David Walliams, Tinie Tempah and Tom Ford, on the panel next season will be artist Tracey Emin, actor Douglas Booth and
War Horse
star, Tom Hiddleston.
Any mashionistas wishing to ease back into work in the new year however, will be in for a rude awakening. London Collections: Men runs from January 7-9 due to a shortage of days in the calendar year when there isn’t a fashion week on somewhere in the world.
Article source: http://fashion.telegraph.co.uk/columns/belinda-white/TMG9441561/London-Collections-Men-makes-a-comeback.html
Carl Sencer wearing a Tiglio suit looking good!
Bare ankles are not the statement one wants to make.
Boynton Beach, FL (PRWEB) July 31, 2012
The latest fashion sizzle from top magazines like GQ and Details is about men sporting dress pants and dress shoes sans their socks! Whowuddathunkit! Certainly not fashion consultants like Giovanni Marquez, or anyone else with any fashion sense. 1956 was the year of James Dean and the same year Californians began wearing kakis, a blue blazer, boat shoes with no socks; that did make a fashion statement about being nuevo-riche or at least to dress for casual success. Perhaps one was heading for their yacht or perhaps just to the marina as though one had a yacht. It began in late August at the San Diego pier and rippled across the country until it reached New York City where the statement took root in fashion mens wear and remains embedded today. But, friends, kakis and a blue blazer are very different from an Italian Novello Suit and Fiesso Leopard Slip Ons. Bare ankles are not the statement one wants to make.
Moreover, bare feet pressed to a leather insole for an hour creates multiple problems and we’ll explain them one at a time right now. First, there is a stickiness issue. As pretty as dress shoes are, they do not wick away moisture. One hour of bare feet sticking to the leather in a high quality mens shoe would be liking stepping on gum! Second, the smell created by bare feet on leather would likely introduce a “who dunnit” by family and friends. “Did an animal die,” might be asked by any number of people. Accidental foot odor may be forgiven by family, friends or colleagues but deliberate foot odor for the sake of fashion is unwarranted. Third, why would anyone annihilate a fabulous dress shoe that cost more than $100.00 and never draw a compliment in the process.
Imagine for a moment that you’re going to a party. Perhaps you have decided that this was the time to put together a special look that paired a magnificent Bertigo shirt from your men shirts collection with a spectacular Veronesi Wide Leg Pant, and a new pair of Vito della Mora Italian Leather Lace-up. You arrive at the party, grab a Johnny Walker Blue on the rocks and sit cross-legged in a crowd of party goers. At what specific moment do you believe the blonde looking your way is going to give you a compliment about your boney, bare and unsightly ankles? If she does; write to us at reply(at)fsbmens.com and we’ll run your story in our blog. Save your shoes… save your reputation… wear coordinated socks!
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For the first time, Pakistan will host the Men’s Fashion Week 2012 in the month of August this year. It’s a three days event that begins on 30th August till 1st September, will be held at Expo centre in Karachi.
Arsalan Mohsin Saeed, Marketing Manager, Men’s Fashion Week Pakistan (MFW) spoke to us from Karachi and informed, “This fashion show is one of its kind in Pakistan and derives its uniqueness from the prime focus on Men’s wear and specifically promoting the men’s products, designers and models both locally and internationally. All the major men’s fashion wear designers have enthusiastically agreed to participate including the following renowned designers.” He continues, “Fashion Design Council Of India (FDCI) are also more than interested to become part of this show. More Mischief (Indian actor Suniel Shetty’s brand) is also a part of the show as a designer participant. Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff has agreed to be the showstopper at Suniel Shetty’s show.”
The list of designers who will participate at the MFW 2012 will include HSY, Amar Belal, Amir Adnan, Ehsan Khan, Asifa Nabeel, Republic by Omer Farooq, A B, Sanam Agha, Tayyab Bombal, Syed Sameer Ali, Rana Noman, More Mischief and Ismail Fareed. Arsalan adds, “Pakistan pop rock band Strings has confirmed to perform during the event. The showstoppers will include well known actors and cricketers from Pakistan.”
Munib Nawaz, creative director and spokesperson of MFW 2012 tells us, “Men’s Fashion Week Pakistan 2012 will be a highly anticipated and important calendar event in the years to come – an occasion that will reshape Pakistan’s fashion scenario. The show will feature approximately 60 top male models from both Karachi and Lahore. The event will also include participation of legendary designer Amir Adnan along with some exciting new talent.”
According to the organiser of the show, Sultana Siddiqui, CEO Hum TV, “In the past we have organised many fashion shows which focused mainly on Pakistan women wear this will be for first time that an exclusive fashion show is being organised for Men’s wear collection. Our aim is to create an opportunity for men’s wear designers to showcase their talents and capabilities to the local and international markets.”
Article source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/shows/Now-Mens-Fashion-Week-in-Pakistan/articleshow/14145254.cms
London Men’s Fashion Week looks set to stay as the British Fashion Council announce it will return in January 2013.
BY Belinda White
31 July 2012
London’s first men’s fashion week – rather uncatchily known as London Collections: Men – was such a hit when it debuted last month, that the British Fashion Council have today announced it will make a return in January.
The three day event consisting of presentations, catwalk shows, and parties
(which you can see all the highlights of here),
showcased the best of British men’s fashion, and drew packed venues and a smattering of celebrity names throughout.
GQ editor, Dylan Jones, will continue to helm the event, assisted by a committee of style icons, media and leaders from fashion and the creative industries.
Joining David Gandy, David Walliams, Tinie Tempah and Tom Ford, on the panel next season will be artist Tracey Emin, model Douglas Booth and
War Horse
star, Tom Hiddleston.
Any mashionistas wishing to ease back into work in the new year however, will be in for a rude awakening. London Collections: Men runs from January 7-9 due to a shortage of days in the calendar year when there isn’t a fashion week on somewhere in the world.
Article source: http://fashion.telegraph.co.uk/news-features/TMG9441561/London-Collections-Men-makes-a-comeback.html
Carl Sencer wearing a Tiglio suit looking good!
Bare ankles are not the statement one wants to make.
Boynton Beach, FL (PRWEB) July 31, 2012
The latest fashion sizzle from top magazines like GQ and Details is about men sporting dress pants and dress shoes sans their socks! Whowuddathunkit! Certainly not fashion consultants like Giovanni Marquez, or anyone else with any fashion sense. 1956 was the year of James Dean and the same year Californians began wearing kakis, a blue blazer, boat shoes with no socks; that did make a fashion statement about being nuevo-riche or at least to dress for casual success. Perhaps one was heading for their yacht or perhaps just to the marina as though one had a yacht. It began in late August at the San Diego pier and rippled across the country until it reached New York City where the statement took root in fashion mens wear and remains embedded today. But, friends, kakis and a blue blazer are very different from an Italian Novello Suit and Fiesso Leopard Slip Ons. Bare ankles are not the statement one wants to make.
Moreover, bare feet pressed to a leather insole for an hour creates multiple problems and we’ll explain them one at a time right now. First, there is a stickiness issue. As pretty as dress shoes are, they do not wick away moisture. One hour of bare feet sticking to the leather in a high quality mens shoe would be liking stepping on gum! Second, the smell created by bare feet on leather would likely introduce a “who dunnit” by family and friends. “Did an animal die,” might be asked by any number of people. Accidental foot odor may be forgiven by family, friends or colleagues but deliberate foot odor for the sake of fashion is unwarranted. Third, why would anyone annihilate a fabulous dress shoe that cost more than $100.00 and never draw a compliment in the process.
Imagine for a moment that you’re going to a party. Perhaps you have decided that this was the time to put together a special look that paired a magnificent Bertigo shirt from your men shirts collection with a spectacular Veronesi Wide Leg Pant, and a new pair of Vito della Mora Italian Leather Lace-up. You arrive at the party, grab a Johnny Walker Blue on the rocks and sit cross-legged in a crowd of party goers. At what specific moment do you believe the blonde looking your way is going to give you a compliment about your boney, bare and unsightly ankles? If she does; write to us at reply(at)fsbmens.com and we’ll run your story in our blog. Save your shoes… save your reputation… wear coordinated socks!
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For the first time, Pakistan will host the Men’s Fashion Week 2012 in the month of August this year. It’s a three days event that begins on 30th August till 1st September, will be held at Expo centre in Karachi.
Arsalan Mohsin Saeed, Marketing Manager, Men’s Fashion Week Pakistan (MFW) spoke to us from Karachi and informed, “This fashion show is one of its kind in Pakistan and derives its uniqueness from the prime focus on Men’s wear and specifically promoting the men’s products, designers and models both locally and internationally. All the major men’s fashion wear designers have enthusiastically agreed to participate including the following renowned designers.” He continues, “Fashion Design Council Of India (FDCI) are also more than interested to become part of this show. More Mischief (Indian actor Suniel Shetty’s brand) is also a part of the show as a designer participant. Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff has agreed to be the showstopper at Suniel Shetty’s show.”
The list of designers who will participate at the MFW 2012 will include HSY, Amar Belal, Amir Adnan, Ehsan Khan, Asifa Nabeel, Republic by Omer Farooq, A B, Sanam Agha, Tayyab Bombal, Syed Sameer Ali, Rana Noman, More Mischief and Ismail Fareed. Arsalan adds, “Pakistan pop rock band Strings has confirmed to perform during the event. The showstoppers will include well known actors and cricketers from Pakistan.”
Munib Nawaz, creative director and spokesperson of MFW 2012 tells us, “Men’s Fashion Week Pakistan 2012 will be a highly anticipated and important calendar event in the years to come – an occasion that will reshape Pakistan’s fashion scenario. The show will feature approximately 60 top male models from both Karachi and Lahore. The event will also include participation of legendary designer Amir Adnan along with some exciting new talent.”
According to the organiser of the show, Sultana Siddiqui, CEO Hum TV, “In the past we have organised many fashion shows which focused mainly on Pakistan women wear this will be for first time that an exclusive fashion show is being organised for Men’s wear collection. Our aim is to create an opportunity for men’s wear designers to showcase their talents and capabilities to the local and international markets.”
Article source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/shows/Now-Mens-Fashion-Week-in-Pakistan/articleshow/14145254.cms
MIAMI, Jul 26, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) –
PEI Licensing, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of Perry Ellis
International
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announced today that it has entered into a
license agreement with Bespoke Fashion LLC, to design, manufacture and
distribute men’s neckwear under the Perry Ellis, Original Penguin, John
Henry and Axist brand names.
President and COO of Perry Ellis International Oscar Feldenkreis
commented, “We are extremely pleased to once again have the opportunity
to work with Danielle Mandelbaum, CEO of Bespoke Fashion, a former
licensing partner with Superba and expert in the men’s neckwear
industry.”
Under the agreement, Bespoke will distribute product to each of the
brands’ current retail customers beginning January 2013.
“We are thrilled to partner with Perry Ellis International to create
beautiful, quality neckwear for a multitude of its industry-leading
brands. It is an exciting time at PEI and we are so grateful to be a
part of it,” commented Danielle Mandelbaum CEO of Bespoke Fashion, LLC.
A top-level team has been assembled by Ms. Mandelbaum who will partner
with the Perry Ellis International design staff and assist in defining
each brand’s aesthetic with fresh and relevant designs. Both companies
are excited about the creative collaboration and look forward to the
launch of these new neckwear lines.
About Perry Ellis International
Perry Ellis International, Inc. is a leading designer, distributor and
licensor of a broad line of high quality men’s and women’s apparel,
accessories and fragrances, as well as select children’s apparel. The
Company’s collection of dress and casual shirts, golf sportswear,
sweaters, dress pants, casual pants and shorts, jeans wear, active wear,
dresses and men’s and women’s swimwear is available through all major
levels of retail distribution. The Company, through its wholly owned
subsidiaries, owns a portfolio of nationally and internationally
recognized brands, including: Perry Ellis(R), Original Penguin(R) by
Munsingwear(R),Jantzen(R), Laundry by Shelli Segal(R), CC
California(R), Rafaella(R), Ben Hogan(R), Grand Slam(R), Savane(R),
Axist(R), Manhattan(R), Farah(R),Cubavera(R), the Havanera Co.(R),
Centro(R), Solero(R), John Henry(R), Munsingwear(R), Natural Issue(R),
Pro Player(R), Axis(R), Tricots St. Raphael(R), Gotcha(R), Girl Star(R),
MCD(R), Mondo di Marco(R), Redsand(R), Anchor Blue(R) and Miller’s
Outpost(R). The Company enhances its roster of brands by licensing
trademarks from third parties, including: Nike(R) and Jag(R) for
swimwear, and Callaway(R), PGA TOUR(R) and Champions Tour(R) for golf
apparel. Additional information on the Company is available at
http://www.pery.com .
About Bespoke Fashion LLC
Bespoke is a boutique accessories company led by industry veterans. It
is dedicated to creating products of the highest quality by partnering
with the finest fabric producers in Italy and England. In addition to
producing accessories via third party licenses, Bespoke also works with
companies such as Saks Fifth Avenue and Macy’s to create their private
label accessories.
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are not historical facts) in this release are made pursuant to the safe
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factors include: general economic conditions, a significant decrease in
business from or loss of any of our major customers or programs,
anticipated and unanticipated trends and conditions in our industry,
including the impact of recent or future retail and wholesale
consolidation, recent and future economic conditions, including turmoil
in the financial and credit markets, the effectiveness of our planned
advertising, marketing and promotional campaigns, our ability to contain
costs, disruptions in the supply chain, our future capital needs and our
ability to obtain financing, our ability to protect our trademarks, our
ability to integrate acquired businesses, trademarks, trade names and
licenses, our ability to predict consumer preferences and changes in
fashion trends and consumer acceptance of both new designs and newly
introduced products, the termination or non-renewal of any material
license agreements to which we are a party, changes in the costs of raw
materials, labor and advertising, our ability to carry out growth
strategies including expansion in international and direct to consumer
retail markets, the level of consumer spending for apparel and other
merchandise, our ability to compete, exposure to foreign currency risk
and interest rate risk, possible disruption in commercial activities due
to terrorist activity and armed conflict, and other factors set forth in
Perry Ellis International’s filings with the Securities and Exchange
Commission. Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements
involve risks and uncertainties, including those risks and uncertainties
detailed in Perry Ellis’ filings with the SEC. You are cautioned not to
place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which are
valid only as of the date they were made. We undertake no obligation to
update or revise any forward-looking statements to reflect new
information or the occurrence of unanticipated events or otherwise.
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