Dior Homme "Cold Love" Menswear SS10

"Cold Love" was the name given by Dior Homme lead designer, Kris Van Assche for his Spring 2010 collection. Sheer, tailored blazers, cardigans, and parka's were the highlights. As mentioned before, designers are relying more so on ready to wear for the upcoming seasons. Most every style can be worn together, seperate or with apparel you already own. The color pallet consists of black, taupe, khaki, white and grays.

The sheer tops, although, not what you would consider a "staple" pieces, do however fit in quit well with the trends of this season. In addition, the sleeveless look is also in demand. Therefore, guys, this may be the time to hit the gym and tone up a bit. Below are some key picks from the collection that are considered GLAM HOMME.

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Band of Outsiders Menswear SS10

Designer Scott Sternberg is back, after an impressive Fall collection, with his signature schoolboy-small tailoring. This collection is reminiscent of beach days and fun in the sun. Although the collection is very tailored, it still gives off a casual appeal with fresh and cool colors such as khaki and white. There were only a few pops of color in the collection including a super stunning pair of green trousers and dip-dyed, airbrushed shirt. The most captivating piece, in my opinion, are the tailored short-shorts. They are a must have this season. I've listed some key looks from this collection that are most definitely GLAM HOMME.









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DKNY Menswear SS10

Designers Donna Karan and Jane Chunge menswear collection for the Spring/Summer consists mainly of ready to wear apparel. The color pallet is mainly khaki paired with other primary colors such as red, yellow, black and blue.

The looks are very interchangeable and have an casually cool feel to them. These clothes are designed with your closet in mind. They will work great with items that you already own, hence the term, ready to wear. Below I've listed some of the looks I considered to be GLAM HOMME worthy.

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Ann Demeulemeester Menswear SS10

Ann Demeulemeester claims to have "felt enlightened" for her Spring 2010 menswear collection. That would explain her movement from the warrior inspiration of her Fall collection. This season is about "less is more." I couldn't agree more. Fashion shouldn't be over thought. That it when it becomes forced and it shows. It was Coco Chanel that said, "before leaving your home, look in the mirror and take one thing off." Men should apply this rule as well. We can sometimes overdo it.

In this collection Ann proposed a simple suite, worn shirtless. Now, I highly doubt any of us would do such a thing in public unless your some rock star. The idea of it is inspiration and showing us that simple can be extravagant.

Demeulemeester also stated that she was looking for "sensuality, but in a masculine way." Way to go Ann! Women are not the only sexual beings when it comes to fashion. This collection consisted mostly of waistcoats, sheer cardigans, long silken coats, cropped pants, leather apparel and tastefully selected accessories. This collection reminds me of the 1980's rock star that everyone wanted to emulate. This collection is a masterpiece.

Below I've listed some of the key looks I found to be GLAM HOMME worthy.

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