Tee and Shorts from H&M.Shirt from H&M. Trousers from Zara.Excuse the foot-shot. It came about due to my yearning to convey to you the rather nifty but - evidently - subtle pattern.Shoes from River IslandSo I've finally got 'round to displaying the fruits of my bargain-hunting labour which - as you may most rightfully believe - are somewhat lacklustre. In any case, I feel somewhat that they...

Who'd have thought starting and quitting a job was so time-consuming, infuriating and, well, taxing? Anyway, since I'm now - once again - unemployed for the Summer I find myself with an abundance of time to peruse the recently presented collections and the Men's Style latest 'This Week in Style' feature. The latter is proving amusing indeed.Men's Style lauded Hartnett for his obvious lack of consid...

Must apologise for the quietness around here but I've been shopping for the first time in months and due to the sales at present thorough, time-consuming bargain-hunting was called for. Anyway, I'll get to the real point of this post - Lanvin menswear-designer Lucas Ossendrijver's recent triumph.At first glance, it all appeared a somewhat safe affair and I was indifferent but on closer inspection,...

So Milan was, overall, adequate I suppose and some collections - McQueen, Sander, Fujiwara - did prove modern menswear is gradually growing out of static understatedness, if a little slowly for me personally. But for now, I want to share some of the Sart's top snaps with those of you whom haven't yet witnessed Milanese men's inherent style.I just have something for black jeans. And geometrics - no...

Due to my obligations at The Fashion Spot, where I amateurishly critique the mens shows I'll only deal with a select few here. Day 1 - for me - was somewhat disappointing with many designers attempting new concepts or drawing on inspiration incongruous to their design aesthetic [although Jil Sander was much desirable with the geometric experimentation and colour panelling]. It was, well, flaccid.Da...