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Spring/Summer 2011 men's fashion trends - Men In Bloom

Jil Sander Spring Summer 2011 mens collection sees flower prints in small or large formats splashed across shirts and t-shirts...

This Spring Summer 2011, men are 'blooming'... So many flower prints running amok on the men's Spring Summer 2011 collections. Designers have unabashedly introduced flower themes from small paisley, big motifs to tropical Hawaiian prints in their collections.


Etro does their ethnic inspired paisley prints...


Yohji Yamamoto does his take on flowers, seeking inspiration dating back to the Era of dukes and barons... brocade style paisley prints from balloony shorts to full suits to footwear...

D&G brings their spin on flower themes, straight from picnic grounds and suburbia...
Take a holiday to Hawaii and say aloha to the tropical flora...






photos: MyManyBags

Mickey Mouse fashion trend


We all recall our friendship with that large eared character from our younger days. Because not only was he thoroughly entertaining to that tiny six year old, but he was everything that that time stood for; innocence, all round goodness and some great T.V.

The icon that is Mickey Mouse debuted alongside Minnie Mouse in 1928. Fast forward to 2010 and his unchanged face is still in our hearts...

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It's hard to say where the fascination started but it happened and before you knew it, Mickey had returned in the form of fashion statements, accessories in big budget music videos and landed in some of your favorite high-street stores. Of course it all started when Lady Gaga appeared in her popular video for  'paparazzi' wearing the Jeremy Scott glasses. These are the same ones that would later be worn by BeyoncĂ© in their 'telephone' video. It didn't take long before Rihanna followed suit with her newer tough-girl image and her own set of ears.
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Supposedly the main reason Disney added the white gloves was to allow audiences to distinguish the characters' hands when they appeared against their black bodies. The three black lines on the backs of the gloves represent darts in the gloves' fabric extending from between the digits of the hand, typical of kid glove design of the era.

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                                                                                                                                                                        source:manofcloth.blogspot.com/