Men's Tailoring - Fall / Winter 2010.11

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The tailoring has a key role for the elegance and sophistication throughout the collections presented in autumn winter 2011. The international circuit has proved once again that investment in parts which have the quality and cutting is still the best option for the man who wants to set the look and show masculinity and refinement at the same time.

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Among the most cited references by the great masters in the art of cutting, are clear answers to the economic crisis that hit last season. The inspirations came based on past collections that constitute revolutionary waves, military, gangs, mafias, and especially the reinvention of dandyism.

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The silhouettes and classic colors return to their shirts, which are always used with all the buttons closed up the collar, even for the more casual looks, no jacket or blazer. They permeate the dark tones and neutrals, and when white, appear targeted impeccable.

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The pants come with straight cuts and close to the male body, and in most parades have a complete absence of folds - trend that has been solidifying a few seasons ago.
Few of the pants are made of fabrics with patterns, and always appear in shades ranging from very light colors or very dark, but always keeping the neutral line. Those who venture to follow trends more casual wear patterns with classical references, such as plaids of all types and stripes of chalk.

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The Autumn Winter 2011 suits are the perfect example of irreproachable that the season requires. Are fair and bandaging, with jacket and pants following the same pattern to ensure uniformity of appearance. For the suits aimed at younger men, are imperative models of jacket with a button, since the three buttons are still guaranteed to succeed.

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The colors, sometimes metallic, are among the very serious tones, like navy, khaki, black and ocher. The suits with patterns are mainly made up by the traditional stripes: almost imperceptible in some collections, and other extremely flashy.

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The necklines of suits and jackets worn with tuxedos are increasingly deep, stretching the male silhouette, this piece of innovating and tailoring so important for the finest occasions. The jackets and coats with double button fastening, influenced by militarism, is the novelty of the season and have more structured modeling.

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The most interesting of the Autumn Winter 2011 is the addition of tailoring with other parts of knitting, in spite of the conservatism that permeates the season. Sweaters, blouses and maxi-knit stitches are usually combined with jackets, blazers and dress pants, creating a modern, not least the fine men's clothing. Another highlight is about the outfits constructed entirely in shades of white, mostly in shades and ice cream.

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Men who cherish the elegance and sophistication meet in the autumn winter 2011 an extensive range of options within the trends of tailoring. The fact is that there will be no scope for excuses not to invest in quality pieces that can provide visually beautiful and modern masculine men.


Lygia Valezy
Staff Writer Portais da Moda

Mariana Medeiros Seixas

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