MFW | Trends and Highlights - SS16 Grooming Digest

Five major trends of hair and grooming at Milan Fashion Week.

1. Messy and Smart

MFW SS16 Grooming: Andrea Pompilio / MGSM / Salvatore Ferragamo

2. The Controlled Slick

MFW SS16 Grooming: Ermenegildo Zegna / Brioni / Versace

3. The Soft Slick

MFW SS16 Grooming: Canali / Ermanno Scervino / Giorgio Armani

4. The 'Naturale'

MFW SS16 Grooming: DSquared2 / Etro / MSGM / Emporio Armani

5. The Accent

MFW SS16 Grooming: Costume National / Dolce and Gabbana / Etro

MFW | Trends and Highlights - SS16 Menswear Review (Part III: MSGM, DSquared2, Neil Barrett, Les Hommes, Prada, Phillip Plein, Moncler Gamme Bleu, Versace)

Milan Fashion Week | SS16

Part III: MSGM, DSquared2, Neil Barrett, Les Hommes, Prada, Philipp Plein, 

Moncler Gamme Bleu, Versace

Part I: Jil Sander, Emporio Armani, Damir Doma, Vivienne Westwood, Dolce and Gabbana, Ermenegildo Zegna, Missoni, Bottega Veneta, Etro

Part II: Diesel Black Gold, Facetasm, Fendi, Costume National, Salvatore Ferragamo, John Richmond, Marni, Giorgio Armani, Gucci

MFW | Trends and Highlights (Part 1) - SS15 Menswear Review (Calvin Klein Collection, Dolce & Gabbana, Marc Jacobs, Fendi, Prada and DSquared2)

Finally the beginning of the mid semester break. Then again, I've got a few assignments coming up again, and I will start that, but first...

Let's start this. Always excited for Milan Fashion Week because they always release some of the most coveted pieces of a season. Super-super influential international designers flock to Milano, revealing the most marketable and stylish fashion. For Menswear SS15, MFW showcased so much variety from so many different designers. There was clearly a lot of customisation and personality in the garments.

In this post: Calvin Klein Collection, Dolce & Gabbana, Marc Jacobs, Fendi, Prada and DSquared2.
In Part 2: Salvatore Ferragamo, Gucci, Neil Barrett, Emporio Armani, Bottega Veneta and Versace.

MFW | Detention in Fashion - DSquared FW14 Photos and Review

I love the efforts put into DSquared looks and garments every season because each piece is so distinct yet holds together well as a show. I love the ladies DSquared shows too. In menswear I go for their accessories and shoes which are much easier in making the transition between runway to your local street because everything is quite loud. Yet at the same time, the power, confidence and over the top-ness is what I adore from DSquare collections. The theatrical show of FW14, Milan Fashion Week - prison cells and mental asylums is a daring take on fashion.

DSquared is all about sex appeal in all their shows. And the sexiest thing to sell is confidence and glamourous clothes. I feel that DSquared is really focused on gender roles too - the menswear has extremely masculine pieces whereas the ladies are all about North American (the continent) luxe.