
Whoever said women have more clothing options than men has never been to Men's Fashion Week. This season, men's fashion weeks in London, Milan, and Paris brought out the bestāand worstāin style trends. From furkenstocks to straitjackets, a look at the nine wildest trends to emerge from the fashion capitals of the world.
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Bobby Abley must have been in the dentist's chair when he was brainstorming ideas for his collection. The designer for MAN included these uncomfortable looking mouthpieces in its London show. WARNING: Bib not included.
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The āblanket as coatā look is the trend we all wish we were brave enough to wear. Sports moms have led the pack for years, but the likes of Burberry and Missoni decided the Fall/Winter 2014 season was finally the time to bring it mainstream.
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Better add squats to your workout regimine if you're planning on buying into this trend. Leave it to Donatella Versace to send assless chaps down the runway, bringing attention to the culo while highlighting the designer underwear underneath.
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Trends die for a reason. And when they do, you let them rest in peace. Missoni couldnāt help but resurrect two well-buried trendsāBirkenstocks and Uggsāfor its Milan show, re-fashioning them for men...as sandals...with fur. Seriously?
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Are leggings the new skinny jean? While they arenāt new to the menās fashion sceneāthey're typically layered under shorts or other bottomsāWalter Van Beirendonck featured the skin-tight lycra look alone (as pants) in various colors and patterns.
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Sure, Margiela may have brought the mask idea to the runway, but Boris Bidjan Saberi took things to the extreme, dressing models in full-face ski masks. Hard to tell if his models are prepping for the polar vortex or ready to rob a bank.
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Itās about time that fur met sports hats. Fendi chose the luxe material and fashioned it around a flat-brilled baseball cap.
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Is Rick Owens becoming conservative? Monastic attire was the trend for the brandās Parisian show, proving that a veiled look resembling a nunās habit isnāt just for religious women.
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Not as scary as the āmouth pieceā trend, this completely impractical straitjacket was a focal point for Katie Earyās London show.
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