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It’s the last day of the men’s shows, but that doesn't mean the pace has lessened; it's day four and there are more trends to be had - platform shoes, skirt shorts, bright orange macs with only the weather in the fashion pack's way. The news has warned of the excessive heat - not good news for those queuing.
Trends on the catwalk
Marni: shorts that looked like skirts, and billowing voluminous shirts.
Fendi: the biggest story so far – shoes with wedges, for men. Not content with the Cuban heel, Silvia Fendi wanted to add something feminine to the boys’ shoes. Voila la platform wedge.
Calvin Klein: one word neon. Bright, bold, and requiring sunglasses.
Ermenegildo Zegna: classic tailoring in classic neutral summer shades – oh and two pink suits.
Belstaff: Lots of shiny patent macs and plenty of colour to end Milan men’s fashion week.
Trends off the catwalk
THE GOOD
Bow ties – and not a dinner jacket in sight. A little ridiculous but harmless. This is men’s fashion week, let them have their fun.
THE BAD
Orange espadrilles – keep them to the beach love.
THE UGLY
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They've already been around before in the 70's my Dad still has a pair from Ravel in the attic. So nothing new here then....
drew, london, uk
Joe Soap- But you have been reading the fashion pages.............
Nicholas Booth, Shanghai, China
Nooooooooooo! No, no, no!
Sian, Lancaster, UK
Wedges for men? Wrong wrong wrong!
Although the shorter men may benefit.
Betty, London,
It's still years behind and conceptually miles away from the stilettos David Bowie wore I think it was at Bafta award night
haralambos, joburg,
Females wear heels in order to raise their buttocks to within the peripheral vision of males, now that homo sapiens walk on 2 feet rather than four. I do not think that there is a critical mass of desperate male dwarfs who would desire to walk 4 inches taller. The concept is a bad fashion idea.
gmac, Kassel, Germany
Fashion is for people with no brain, who need to be told what to wear, by so-called 'fashion experts'.
Joe Soap, Sheffield,