BEST OF NYFW STREET STYLE

Here we go the first best of....from the streets of New York during New York Fashion Week

(pics via The Impression)

TOMMY HILFIGER COLLECTION SS 2017 @ NYFW

Nearly every other American designer at New York Fashion Week: Men’s opted for exotic destinations for their spring collection inspirations. But not Tommy Hilfiger. The designer stayed with his Americana theme, revisiting some signature pieces from his personal archives. But those pieces were transformed to be more modern in their proportions and materials.

Hilfiger’s trademark stripe was used throughout the line, in everything from patchwork sweaters and tracksuits to technical parkas with reengineered rugby stripes. Other graphic details included floral prints that worked best in pajama bottoms and voluminous belted shorts.

Refined athleticism reigned in technical anoraks and an evening pant that mimicked a fitted jogger — complete with the subtle stripe on the ankle as a paneling detail.

 In a time when the most influential designers of the now are looking back at Nineties iconic moments from trendsetters such as Hilfiger, it’s refreshing to see the originator celebrate his own heritage. (thanks to Fashionably Male)
And no this is not what you gonna see in the showrooms throughout Europe unfortunately!

NEW YORK FASHION - DOUBLE DUTCH STYLE

During the opening of the New York Fashion Week, the Dutch retailer Suit Supply showed their Spring Summer 2017 in a typical Dutch way. They conquered the streets of Manhattan on a bike.

WE TOOK TO THE WOODS, GREENVILLE, SC.

Last time when I visited Charleston, I bought a candle at Indigo & Cotton. The smell is great the package is wonderful and I loved the name Blue Jeans & White Shirt.

After coming home I was curious about the makers and I found out that they are made by We Took To The Woods a store that celebrates the changing of seasons, most often apparent in the woods.

The shop is meant to involve all the senses that each season awakens, while at the same time embracing the change that comes with the turning of time. They celebrate an idea:  the balance of old and new, things for us to enjoy in the moment or to keep and pass on to future generations. man, I wish I knew about them before so I could have stopped by for the full experience.

WE TOOK TO THE WOODS

106 E. Stone Avenue

Greenville, SC 29609