Vogue Uomo Fashion Guide Fall/Winter 2010

another great fashion guide by VOGUE UOMO. just click the header and you will be redirected promptly...

Kanye West - Runaway

now that we've seen his tremendous way of style, i want to present you his tremendous art..

beard 'n' tatts

at the moment i'm trying to find the ultimate masculine style. somehow i really believe that a man should wear a beard, at least a shadow, therefore i start with Philip Crangi, designer of jewellery from NYC. i like his beard and love the tatts. i think a faded or not-yet-finished tattoo earns the most street credibility. love his style.

max mara

so there are two collections by MAX MARA i really like:

WEEKEND:
http://www.maxmara.com/it/Collezioni/Look-book-Weekend

STUDIO:
http://www.maxmara.com/it/Collezioni/Max-Mara-Studio

cold outside...

so fall and winter force us to wear scarves...not that we have to be forced as most men wear scarves in summer also...but whatever UK newspaper THE INDEPENDENT posted its 10 fravorite scarves for this winter....whats your choice?

http://www.independent.co.uk/extras/indybest/fashion-beauty/the-ten-best-mens-scarves-1057252.html

kanye west

 KANYE WEST....cocky as hell, dressed well

i love his style...

italy

one of the most precious moments..

burberry prorsum

guys and gals...this is it...i love BURBERRY PROSUM. as posted before, i think i need to get that pea coat. their other coats aren't bad either...

true love

burberry peacoat

this might be a bad picture but it's definitely a great coat...

corso magenta, milan...random

random...fwv

VIENNA FASHION WEEK

mentioned...

my wife and i are mentioned in the latest issue of austria's leading magazine for women "WOMAN". dreamteam....love it.
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vienna fashion week / saturday

so this was a pretty busy weekend my friends. on saturday my absolute highlight was LENA HOSCHEK's show. but we'll talk aubout this later.

the fashion week was officially sold out on saturday, which was kinda surprising to me. i guess people start to care about fashion a little more and it was good to see that austrian designers could display their skills in surprisingly professional shows. the "FASHIONZELT" itself, a tent in front of museumsquarter, seemed to be too small for the big number of people who wanted to join the event. in the vip area one could see a bunch of wannabe celebrities but also a lot af nicely dressed guys and gals who really did a good job styling themselves and looking good. free champaign was served and i guess everybody was having a blast. entering "Fashionzelt" wasn't that easy. Lines of people waiting in the pouring rain to get in and just a small uncontrolles entrance for press and vips. my friend kevin got me into the shows with a press ticket, resulting in front row seats at a show by EMIL COUTURE. his dresses were not really exciting. i would call them boring and they were poorly manufactured. i guess it's ok to show pics of stuff i don't like that much so you can get an impression of what i like or dislike. here are some pics of the show---------------only 4 so you don't get bored....on the last picture on the left you can see my arms holding my Blackberry, trying to find out why the dresses where so poorly sewn...

LENA HOSCHEK's show was great....i mean great for an austrian fashion show. rocking out to some good old school punk rock, the models presented a collection mixing up genres like punk and fifties style. honestly i don't know why the models had to wear them ugly wigs, i guess i could have gotten better ones at a nearby grocery store....i like the mixture of the mentioned styles a lot. the really feminine cut makes the collection a wearable one, not only for girls with model sizes...

here's an impression of the packed FASHION ZELT...and HOSCHEK rockin'


i'll post some random pics that i took with my blackberry every now and then to keep you entertained.