Men, are you up for these experimental outfits?
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The men's wardrobe is experiencing a rebirth, becoming longer and looser, as well as appropriating bolder colours. Here is a look at some of the designs ruling the international runways. (Photos: AFP)
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Issey Miyake: The Issey Miyake show, poetic as usual, drew inspiration from Tokyo and Mexico City for this new collection, with a specific focus on images shot by photographer Yoshinori Mizutani. The collection was colourful and played with both overlays and pleats.
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Rick Owens: The designer presented rather flowing silhouettes, with t-shirts, vests and sleeveless blazers that hung to the knees. The colour palette was on the sober side, ranging from black to grey, with a few touches of green for show.
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Louis Vuitton: Under the artistic direction of designer Kim Jones, Louis Vuitton presented a collection with a tropical vibe that evoked travel and adventure. This theme was especially evident in the colours and prints.
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Julien David: The Julien David man has a covered face and a very eco-friendly look, with lots of linen, cotton and lyocell. Here too the silhouette is extended, and though covered in colourful prints, it isn't flashy.
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Yohji Yamamoto: Sarouel pants were all the rage at the Yohji Yamamoto show, where casual chic was the theme of the day: the style is nonchalant, but remains elegant in all instances. The silhouette is very structured. As for colours, they remain sober, with neutral and rather somber shades, despite the inclusion of certain livelier prints.
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