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Milan Men's fashion week 2018 Trend

June 21, 2018
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Fashion Intelligence
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Performance and comfort are key for contemporary customers and the Milan men's fashion week 2018 has the plenty of sporty collection as this is the year of FIFA where sports enthusiasts will be busy in football fever.

We have witnessed men's tights, track suits and the Loungewear inspired collections. Designers like Phillip Plein, Z Zegna, and Dsquared added the energetic collection for their Spring summer 2019 season. Marni's collection had the flavor of several sports like baseball and rugby to basketball and swimming.

The energy and positive attitude were reflected in the collection, which was injected with a dynamic attitude. The designers reworked a military theme that was interestingly balanced with more feminine and soft lingerie elements.

Colors- Neon and the earthy hues.

The colors evoking dynamism, activity, and impulsiveness spotted in the collection of the designers at the Milan men's fashion week 2018. Neon and the earthy hues emerged as a fresh addition at the Milan Men's fashion week 2018. The Red, orange, and green dictated the color palette for the spring-summer season 2019. Pale pink, aqua green, and light gray, with pops of navy, red and yellow make the collection very refreshing.

Prints- Taking an inspiration from nature.

Flowers, ikat-style, stripes and checks to multi-striped motifs overprinted with images by artists Betsey Podlach and Florian Hetz. The bold color-blocking revisited this season adding the geometric feel to the Nineties baggy pants. The ditsy print also stretched to short, chunky knits.

The Looks

The silhouettes at the show were inspired from the Eighties, and Nineties baggy styles. For the men's top, it was sporty and relaxed fit styles. This season there were plenty of the tank tops, shirts, bomber jacket and the soft, Lightweight overcoats. Innovative technical materials were crafted for lightweight joggers with sporty drawstrings and elastic cuffs and a new acetate was used for color-blocked tracksuits injected with a retro-inspired feel.

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