Showing posts with label biker jacket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label biker jacket. Show all posts
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Star Style - Ryan Gosling
A sock-less A bespectacled Ryan Gosling touches down at LAX looking cool in a leather jacket and grey slacks.
photos:Zimbio
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Obsession of the day - Barbara Martelo
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Spring/Summer 2011 Men's Fashion Trends - The Biker Jacket
Perhaps the biggest factor is the ageing of looks from previous seasons, in particular the military trend. This trend has been with us for the last couple of years now, with varying degrees of popularity, but during A/W10 it reached its peak, the market is now saturated with trench coats, nautically inspired knitwear, t-shirts, military boots and all manner of accessories, and is now beginning to become very thinly spread and over worked. This is certainly not to say that these items have now become unfashionable, rather it is time for change. Hold on to your military inspired items (particularly if you own a camel trench coat – a fine purchase) however, as they will remain completely timeless and transitional in the future, and set you in good stead for this new look, saving you time, money and effort. But before we get too deep into this, let’s have a peek at the fashion worlds take on The Biker Trend.
Burberry Prorsum S/S11 Runway
As you can see from the looks above, Burberry have really taken a shine to this new trend, breaking away from their well known and highly regarded trench coat staple to produce a wide range of leather pieces that suit this new trend perfectly. But you might still be wondering how military and biker trends go together. Simply put, this is just an extension or development of the basic military trend; there is still the emphasis on simple, chunky and rugged items, but they are used in a different way or mixed with other pieces that don’t necessarily fit the military trend. You could also look at it as an original trend in that it takes the stereotyped biker look and makes it infinitely more fashionable with a focus on a smarter style; more tailored, refined lines, using trousers and shirts whilst retaining the darker colour palette synonymous with the biking world.
Biker On The Runways
Of course the mainstay of this trend will be the Leather Jacket, nothing new here really, the choice is all yours regarding what style you wish to sport, as long as it isn’t one of those horrible branded, faux leather racing jackets, that only work at a race course… if you’re a racing driver. Also just because you wear full leather gear (safety first) doesn’t mean you are now fashionable; still looks too much in my opinion. I’m becoming distracted, actually being a motorcyclist and the biker trend isn’t necessarily linked. And here in fact is the key. Just as wearing military inspired clothes won’t make you a soldier, wearing a leather jacket does not make you a biker. These clothes allude to and suggest, giving you much greater flexibility in how you can model your outfits.
How To Wear
So what is the best way to tap into this new look? Personally, I would make use of the items currently on trend. Mix chunky footwear, military boots or otherwise with slim jeans or chinos (either tucked in or cuffed so they hang just above the ankle), a statement t-shirt and then your chosen leather jacket for that casual, laid back look. Keep colours fairly neutral or dark for the authentic image, using blacks, greys and whites, but if you are feeling adventurous, you could introduce more colour, maybe with a pastel jumper or cardigan, keeping in with the lighter palettes of spring but not being overly garish or in your face.If you’re feeling really, really niche, go for the outside choice with a leather jacket that isn’t black – dark red or a very deep green perhaps. Feel free to mix in vintage pieces to give your final outfit a bit of flair, paying particular attention to accessories as these will really help to bring your outfit together and create a strong link back to the traditional biker look. You could even chuck in a paisley neckerchief or light coloured silk scarf to suggest some bohemian influence, and remember what I said about mixing in the military, your shearling/aviator jacket will work perfectly with this look to.
source: Fashionbeans;Google
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
Star Style - Kanye West
photos:UpscaleHype.com/
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Alexander McQueen Perfecto Suede Jacket
This Alexander McQueen Perfecto jacket ($4,325) from the Spring/Summer 2011 Collection not only provides protection from the cold weather, but also has a unique design. It features washed suede, a tartan plaid interior, an asymmetrical front zip closure, and has a bottom hem that appears as though it’s been torn.
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Usher in Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2011 biker jacket

On the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter , Justin Bieber takes centre stage with his mentors lL.A Reid and Usher on the side.

The leather jacket is available online at Luisa via Roma.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Hidetoshi Nakata's in Burberry Prorsum biker jacket
Japanese footballer/model Hidetoshi Nakata was recently spotted in paris with the above Burberry Prorsum spring summer 2011 tumbled leather double breasted biker jacket.

the jacket is now available online on Matchesfashion.
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
Star Style - Adam Levine
Adam Levine (Maroon 5 frontman( is fully dressed as he heads out for a bite to eat with a friend on chilly Friday (January 7) in Los Angeles.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Yves Saint Laurent Biker Sweatshirt
YSL comes through with some perfect wears for the man looking to up their sweatshirt game some. “A grey cotton-fleece biker sweatshirt by Yves Saint Laurent. Long ribbed arms. Ribbed and elasticated cuffs and hemline. Off-centre diagonal double silver zip closure. Ribbed collar. Two front slit pockets. Standard fit. Hemline finishes below the waist.” Browns has them.
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Monday, January 3, 2011
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