Do males think about fashions?  Several designers are coming up with their own answers.

 

From the online publication BVV Veletrhy Brn on H & D [ A desiner label ] on Men's Collection: 

 

Their view is ... ' As their slogan “H&D dresses you on the go” says, the collection of the H&D Co. is intended for your leisure time. That is why the main feature of the collection is the use of the “garment wash” technologies, e.g. washing the finished products to achieve a washed-wear look even after ironing. For this reason the entire collection is based on washable natural textiles made of cotton or linen and cotton or linen mix. The best-proven washed products are various kinds of trousers. Apart from the so-called work types and army style pants (cargo pants) we see the comeback of classical linen-based trousers of a more relaxed style.

The collection is completed with leisure-time shirts, which have also been washed. Men’s shorts are multicoloured, of various lengths; included are very short boxer-type shorts, Bermuda shorts and 7/8 length types called capri.

 

With that a side, others are look at and we get this from The New Times republication on the Online Publication Haute Concept ... that men’s pants are taking. More men are embracing the drain-pipe silhouette of Hedi Slimane and cropped trousers of Thom Browne.

Bill Cunningham reports, “Others adhere to that totally opposite look, oversize jeans belted dangerously low. Bermuda shorts for business, an idea born of the un-air-conditioned 1950s, are back. Do-it-yourselfers are rolling their pants above high sneakers. But the majority of men remain firmly belted, with cuffs brushing their shoes."   On The Street-Extremes [NYT]