Showing posts with label Mens fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mens fashion. Show all posts

I Wish For...

Posted by Doncrack Tuesday, May 11, 2010



One of my favourite lifestyle boutiques in Sydney would have to be Becker Minty. Specialising in luxe homewares, gifts and mens and womens clothing it's the perfect place to shop for that unique, timeless and super trendy gift. A long time in the making, Becker Minty have now opened their online store. Featuring a wishlist option which enables friends and family to see exactly what you've got your little eyes on, you'll never need to give another hint again. More than just an online store, it also acts as a great gift (and rather swanky if I might add) registry option. With gorgeous gift wrapping and delivery here and overseas there's no excuse to receive gifts you don't love! To experience the Becker Minty online shop visit www.beckerminty.com.







If you're looking for a wedding gown, maids dresses or even gorgeous suits make sure you pop in to Becker Minty to view their gorgeous collection. Becker Minty Woman has a beautiful range of Aurelio Costarella pieces, one of which we've featured in our current issue #14. We also featured a simply luxe men's Etiqueta Negra black velvet jacket. Too suave for words!

Posted by Emilie Harrison

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Man Love

Posted by Doncrack Thursday, March 18, 2010

I have a thing for nice menswear. A fitted shirt and a well cut, modern suit in a suave shade and beautiful fabric can make all the difference in the man stakes. I've recently become a fan of the label Jack London. The modern label has a great mix of contemporary and hip pieces, as well as classic suits styles in modern cuts and great fabrics. Here's a sneak peak at their show from L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival. Loving the first suit. Steel grey is such a great and hip alternative to black. Jack London do a great mix of suits and street wear and with stores in Victoria, New South Wales, Adelaide, Queensland and Western Australia there are no excuses for uncool suits! Visit www.jacklondon.com.au for collections and store locations.







Posted by Emilie Harrison

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Pretty & Glamorous

Posted by Doncrack Monday, February 15, 2010

Pale pink and silver make such a pretty colour palette for any wedding. Often this colour palette is well suited to more formal affairs, however it could easily be adapted to suit a cocktail or at home party. There is an abundance of flowers available in soft pinks and almost everything these days comes in silver so you shouldn't have any trouble sourcing products to fit within your theme. I thought our Style Guide stationery Flora Aura and Crystalline fitted perfectly with my Polyvore! These pieces can be purchased from our online shop. Don't forget the guys either. A pale pink tie, soft silver/grey suit or a pale pink shirt can look quite dashing. Pink isn't just for the ladies!



Posted by Emilie Harrison

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Haute Couture spring/summer 2010 #3

Posted by Doncrack Sunday, February 7, 2010

Chanel is a label that always takes luxury that little step further with the use of exquisite fabrics, out of this world embellishments and gorgeous accessories. I adore the oversized bows in the hair! The soft yellow silk, dark jewels and use of layered tulle is oh so romantic! Secretely I'm digging the gold suit - crazy but super eye catching! Alexis Mabille mixed colours, even going for two-tone hair. Sheer fabrics were a key focus of her collection and are often very popular with brides. The sequined dress with sheer sleves oozed sexiness!

Textured fabrics, layering and bold colours seem to have been the key trends from the spring/summer 2010 Haute Couture shows. Yellows, purples, soft blues and neutrals were the most popular colours and are all colours that will translate very well to your spring/summer 2011/12 wardrobes. I know it seems ridiculous to be thinking about next summer when we haven't even escaped this one but knowledge is power, after all!


Chanel


Chanel


Chanel


Alexis Mabille


Alexis Mabille
Photos courtesy of Vogue.com.au


Posted by Emilie Harrison

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Cute Cufflinks

Posted by Doncrack Monday, October 12, 2009

The boys do seem to get left out when it comes to accessorizing their wedding day outfit. Cufflinks are one way to add a bit of personality and they also make great groomsman gifts. Here are some I found on Etsy.

At QA Create's shop you can order customised typwriter cufflinks. You could use your grooms initials or maybe even the bride and groom, they are a steal at only $29.99 USD plus postage.





Over at Tiny Token Designs they make personalised hand stamped cufflinks. You can put your names, wedding date or phrase on the cufflink, its totally up to you! They cost $70 USD plus postage.



For those wanting to put a secret message on the cufflinks then head to Smashing's shop where you can have a custom message on the back of the cufflinks. They start from $85 USD plus postage.



Posted by Emma Henderson

Posted by Doncrack Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Man of the Match
Menswear Spring/Summer 2010

I am a lover of gorgeous suits. A well tailored suit made of beautiful fabric can transform a man. It's more imporant than ever, on your wedding day, to have 'the' suit. It's likely a man will wear the suit he wears on his wedding day many times throughout his life (if he keeps tabs on his waist), whether it be a casual garden or a black tie suit.
I'm always a fan of the menswear spring/summer 2010 collections. The suits are phenominal and the men wearing the suits are even better! The embellished dinner jackets at Dolce & Gabbana were amazing. Sequins on a man never looked so sexy! I loved the bright oranges used at Trussardi, Emporio Armani and Bottega Veneta. Colour is a brave choice but it can wow. My standout suit was the black and white creation by Moschino. I don't honestly think a man could look any more suave if he tried. A brilliant take on the ever popular dinner suit. I also should point out Etro adorned their lapels with the most gorgeous fabric flower buttonholes. Made from the fabrics from the shirt, ties and bowties I thought they were a fab idea if wearing a real flower isn't really your style. Definitely a great way to add your own flair.


Z Zegna


Versace


Trussardi


Moschino


Gucci


Gianfranco Ferre


Etro


Dolce & Gabbana


Calvin Klein Collection


Bottega Veneta
Photos courtesy of Vogue Australia

Posted by Emilie Harrison

 
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