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Fantasy to futuristic: Key trends at London Collections Men AW16

London Collections Men AW16 kicked off January 8 with the Topman Design catwalk show. From the fantasy to the futuristic, taking in both far-flung inspiration and classic style, here’s a rundown of the key trends spotted so far at the London-based menswear showcase. (AFP)

Updated on: Jan 12, 2016 6:39 PM IST

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London Collections Men AW16 kicked off January 8 with the Topman Design catwalk show. From the fantasy to the futuristic, taking in both far-flung inspiration and classic style, here’s a rundown of the key trends spotted so far at the London-based menswear showcase. (AFP)

Updated on Jan 12, 2016 6:39 PM

London Collections Men AW16 kicked off January 8 with the Topman Design catwalk show. From the fantasy to the futuristic, taking in both far-flung inspiration and classic style, here’s a rundown of the key trends spotted so far at the London-based menswear showcase. (AFP)

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L: Jonathan Anderson brought a touch of fantasy to the men’s catwalk with an AW16 collection featuring cartoon prints. His new collection also has a strong urban vibe. R: The Craig Green AW16 show rocked a military theme with khaki greens, although beige, gray and black were also on the agenda. Cuts were functional and loose, sometimes adorned with leather patches. (AFP)

Updated on Jan 12, 2016 6:39 PM

L: Jonathan Anderson brought a touch of fantasy to the men’s catwalk with an AW16 collection featuring cartoon prints. His new collection also has a strong urban vibe. R: The Craig Green AW16 show rocked a military theme with khaki greens, although beige, gray and black were also on the agenda. Cuts were functional and loose, sometimes adorned with leather patches. (AFP)

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L: Casely-Hayford’s was another AW16 show with military undercurrents, featuring parkas and khaki colors along with bright prints and romantic-inspired pieces. R: Sibling’s models looked more like boxers on the runway, rocking a fun collection of underwear and outerwear inspired by the sport. (AFP)

Updated on Jan 12, 2016 6:39 PM

L: Casely-Hayford’s was another AW16 show with military undercurrents, featuring parkas and khaki colors along with bright prints and romantic-inspired pieces. R: Sibling’s models looked more like boxers on the runway, rocking a fun collection of underwear and outerwear inspired by the sport. (AFP)

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L: Astrid Andersen’s collection centered strongly on streetwear, featuring track pants, workwear and puffer jackets. R: Lou Dalton’s show also had a functional theme. Trousers and coasts were mostly loose, and there were lots of checkprints. (AFP)

Updated on Jan 12, 2016 6:39 PM

L: Astrid Andersen’s collection centered strongly on streetwear, featuring track pants, workwear and puffer jackets. R: Lou Dalton’s show also had a functional theme. Trousers and coasts were mostly loose, and there were lots of checkprints. (AFP)

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L: Comfort was the name of the game for Agape Mdumulla and Sam Cotton, who showcased a collection of sleek utility pieces. Pockets were a major trend, featuring at both the front and the back of garments. R: With evident Swedish inspiration, Tiger of Sweden’s AW16 collection hinted at nature and romanticism with powder pink and lilac tones. (AFP)

Updated on Jan 12, 2016 6:39 PM

L: Comfort was the name of the game for Agape Mdumulla and Sam Cotton, who showcased a collection of sleek utility pieces. Pockets were a major trend, featuring at both the front and the back of garments. R: With evident Swedish inspiration, Tiger of Sweden’s AW16 collection hinted at nature and romanticism with powder pink and lilac tones. (AFP)

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L: With velvet, glitter and flares all spotted on the runway, the AW16 MAN collection by Wales Bonner had a strong 1970s vibe. R: Elaborate outerwear starred at the 1205 show, finished with quilting, tweed and luxury wool. Navy blue was the dominant color, with some olive green and beige pieces. (AFP)

Updated on Jan 12, 2016 6:39 PM

L: With velvet, glitter and flares all spotted on the runway, the AW16 MAN collection by Wales Bonner had a strong 1970s vibe. R: Elaborate outerwear starred at the 1205 show, finished with quilting, tweed and luxury wool. Navy blue was the dominant color, with some olive green and beige pieces. (AFP)

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L: Grunge was back in a big way for the Topman Design AW16 show, with baggy cuts and oversized shaped previewed alongside more classic looks. R: Black proved a key theme at Nasir Mazhar’s AW16 show, with loose-cut military or sportswear-inspired pieces shown alongside some much more minimalist ensembles. (AFP)

Updated on Jan 12, 2016 6:39 PM

L: Grunge was back in a big way for the Topman Design AW16 show, with baggy cuts and oversized shaped previewed alongside more classic looks. R: Black proved a key theme at Nasir Mazhar’s AW16 show, with loose-cut military or sportswear-inspired pieces shown alongside some much more minimalist ensembles. (AFP)

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