Men’s fashion takes centre stage in the Big Apple this week with the first ever New York fashion week, men’s edition.
Previously, male fashions shared the bill with womens wear collections, often being eclipsed by the female style pack. An attempt in 1995 to launch a separate menswear presentation failed to ignite passions.
From http://t.co/RlWb7I6Dkw: Sport coats, hats and prints, outside the New York Fashion Week: Men’s shows pic.twitter.com/4sbXkwKG7r— The New York Times (@nytimes) July 14, 2015
Though it’s not technically a week, designers have just four days to win over the public. Among them is Brooklyn based brand Cadet which aims to capture the spirit and nostalgia of post-war America.
“The collection is inspired by a vintage photograph of World War II paratroopers who invaded Normandy – they were the first to come into Normandy,” explained Raul Arevalo, co-founder of Cadet. “And I was so inspired by the picture because it’s very timeless it’s very masculine, but what
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