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Ladies, step aside! The men are here to claim their rightful space on the red carpet! Whether it’s Joe Jonas going head-to-head with his wife Sophie Turner on the red carpet or Sebastian Stan sporting hot pink or Kid Cudy in floral blue posing at the Met Gala, men have upped their fashion game. Colours, cuts, embellishments, styles – men are on top of the best in today’s fashion world and they wear the look with no qualms.
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If ‘millennial pink’ has led the way since 2010, neons have also reigned supreme for a while now. Now, there is no one color that is ‘no no’ when it comes to menswear. Footballer Odell Beckham Jr. in a jewel-green velvet hooded ensemble, rapper Kid Kudi in electric blue accented with florals, actor Sebastian Stan in hot pink with head-to-toe Valentino, the men have boldly worn colors to your public outings making a statement.
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“Moving away from conservative colors to a disciplined image and a very English style like simple, neat hats and cuts, the younger generation is becoming experimental, which is a huge boost for the menswear market,” says the designer. Siddhartha Bansal.
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“In the last 10 years, there has been a massive change. The market has grown dramatically thanks to social networks, which have allowed marketers to reach new customers. And the demand has grown, maybe not at the same rate as womenswear, but I think menswear is slowly but steadily catching up,” says Salesh Grover, commercial director of Corneliani India.
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While men for decades have stuck to blue, gray and black, recently the norm has been broken. “Colours have a promising future. Regardless of what you think of ‘millennial pink’ or the recent neon obsession, one of the most remarkable aspects of these happenings is that they’re not just style gimmicks, they’re evident in your everyday life. Our style goals will continue to move away from corporate conformity (an integral part of 9-5 office hours) and toward thoughtful and inventive uniqueness as we approach a new era of work life where remote work, independent work and “disruptive” behavior seems to be the new standard. And color is crucial here, it’s a great way to stand out,” says Grover.
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Bansal is very happy that men are moving away from the traditional and stereotypical Oxford look. “What I love is that now no color is off limits. So much so that today’s men don’t mind choosing women’s jackets if they like it. The bright pop of color or print on print for men is relatively new, but it’s improving fast,” says Bansal, who is a fan of Johnny Depp and how he creates a quirky look from head to toe is what Bansal admires in Johnny. . Ranveer Singh is another favourite. “I admire him for the confidence with which he carries himself. He is experimental and often wears our clothes. His style and our sensibilities coincide”, adds Bansal.
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The male accessory is no longer limited to a hat. From chunky chains to metallic hand jewelry, men are not far behind women, not even in this department. Odell Beckham Jr. At the exit of the Met Gala 2022 he wore a Gabriel the Jeweler chain.
Odell Beckham Jr.
The elegant chain was reportedly made from 300 carats of rough diamonds, 200 carats of emerald-cut diamonds, and 2.5kg of gold. Men today are moving away from serious, personalized rings and opting for exaggerated jewelry is a game changer for sure,” says Bansal. “The rise of ornamentation, especially when mixed with other bold style choices, is refreshing to see in men’s clothing, which has traditionally been very drab. Who knows, maybe one day I’ll dare to wear an earring,” Grover jokes.
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Today, everyone can use everything and that is a welcome change. Many brands are becoming unisex: t-shirts, sportswear, jackets. Not just clothing, colognes are also unisex. In my next movie Bhaijaan, I’ve given the men colors like salmon, aqua green, maroon, baby pink. For both men and women, color blocking is really in, as are pop colors like pink, ink blue, and lime. —Ashley Rebello, designer
Source: m.tribuneindia.com