Menswear - What kind of guy are you?

October 26, 2017 Laura Solin-Valdina

We paired these menswear fashion week looks from Spring/Summer 2018 with a complementary spirit. These masculine bottles reflect the seasonal colors of the New York Runways.

Coach 1941 - Don Julio 1942 Anejo Tequila

Todd Snyder - L'or 140 Absinthe

Gustav Von Aschenbach - Rémy Martin Cognac

Todd Snyder - Oval Vodka

David Hart - Chivas Royal Salute Whiskey

Hermés - Bowmore Islay Whiskey

Pantone: Colors of Fall 2017

August 2, 2017 Laura Solin-Valdina

Each season, Pantone publishes a fashion report based on the most popular colors seen on the runway during New York Fashion Week. With pre-fall already in stores and fall deliveries beginning, we want to inspire your wardrobe with our favorite looks of this season's hottest colors!

Copy of Gucci

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Copy of Hermès

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Copy of Altuzarra

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Copy of Elie Saab

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Copy of Hermès

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Copy of Christian Dior

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Copy of Badgley Mischka

Copy of Dolce & Gabbana

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Copy of Issey Miyake

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Copy of Jenny Packham

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Men's Runway Trends: Fall 2017

July 31, 2017 Laura Solin-Valdina

From Paris to New York City, Milan to London, these are the men's fashion trends that rocked the runway for Fall 2017.

Autumn Maple

*From left to right: Ports 1961, Etro, and Prada*

Quilted Jackets

*From left to right: Ermenegildo Zegna, Dolce & Gabbana, and Garciavelez*

Turtlenecks

From left to right: Hermès, Hugo Boss, and Hermès — *From left to right: Hermès, Hugo Boss, and Hermès*

Double-breasted Jackets

From left to right: Hermès, Giorgio Armani, and Lanvin — *From left to right: Hermès, Giorgio Armani, and Lanvin*

Watches: Minimalism

*From left to right: Skagen, Daniel Wellington, and Komono*

A Pastel Palette

April 24, 2017 Laura Solin-Valdina

Warmer days bring lighter hues. Hermès, Burberry, Valentino, Céline and Chanel Spring collections are bringing personality and calm color to our personal runways.

Cable-knit sweaters, laced frocks and trench coat dresses walked the Spring Burberry runway. The collection's color palette of sky blues and stone grays came from British sculptor, Henry Moore, known for his abstract monumental sculptures.

Inspired by the 80's silhouette, designer Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski expanded on the over-sized shoulders and high waisted pants and skirts. The Spring Hermès collection reflected pastel tones of pinks, greens and yellows.

Fascinated by the romance of medieval art, creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli of Valentino produced a fairy tail collection of delicately embroidered daywear. Piccioli's Spring 2017 palette featured blush pinks, canary yellows and the signature Valentino red.

The Spring 2017 Céline runway was filled with boxy tailored jackets, flared pants, and bold accessories. Designer Phoebe Philo produced monochromatic looks in white, black, brown, and red to create a vision of contemporary minimalism.

Designer, Karl Lagerfeld called the Spring Chanel show "a mad linguistic paradox". The collection featured 86 ensembles playing on pastels, neons and neutrals.