No More Playing it Safe

When you think of menswear in the traditional sense, you might think of an exceptionally tailored suit or a structured combination of the “top, pants, and jacket.” What I am looking forward to this upcoming Men’s NYFW is more of what has been building up over the past few years…. thinking way outside of the box! To kick off the first stand alone Men’s NYFW, I am craving to see more of the details that have expanded upon what menswear means to not only the fashion aficionado, but to the person that views clothing as a purely functional item. With the strong emergence of Alexander Wang and sportswear as a highly versatile category, the catwalk has been graced with luxe sneakers, texture rich layers, and elongated shirts that are not traditionally associated with menswear.

Noted players turning the volume up in menswear that will no doubt stun on the opening to Men’s NYFW include Public School, Hood by Air, and Orley. All of which will definitely make you rethink the classic staples you have in your closet. With the classic idea of menswear turned on its head, I am looking forward to designers presenting more capes, voluminous jackets, and printed trousers to translate on to the street.

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Jaszmine Williams

Jaszmin Williams is a Los Angeles, California native having grown up in the arts and entertainment culture indigenous to the city. She attended California State University in Northridge, California, majoring in Fashion Merchandising with a minor in Business Marketing. After college she worked for numerous fashion industry leading companies, including Estee Stanley Design where she styled for fashion publications and red carpet events including the Golden Globes, Emmy, and Grammy Awards. She then worked as a merchandiser and freelance creative director for up and coming clothing companies looking to re-brand their image. Jaszmin later moved toward the modeling industry to become the west coast model scout for Next Model Management in Los Angeles, where she scoured the country for the next great face to grace runways and the pages of magazines alike.

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