The Menswear 2021 Fashion Edit
Apparel|August 2021
The year 2020 was a bit of a roller-coaster for the apparel industry. Yet, creators crafted an impressive and innovative menswear line-up for 2021. The collections are inspired by nature and armed with an evident streak of comfort, keeping up with the insurgencies of the lockdown. In a big way the new age collection could prove to be quite an upper during these downtimes. Heer Kothari presents a menswear select edit that will prove to be trendsetters for 2021-22.
The Menswear 2021 Fashion Edit

CASUAL CONCEPTS

CLEAN KIMONOS

As the world turns into a global village, designers are not only inspired by the art and architecture in their immediate environment but are also greatly influenced by different cultures from around the world! The Kimono which was done away and dusted a few decades ago paves its way back into the man’s closet one again. This piece of clothing underlines the importance of contentment and puts emphasis on luxury as it entails the use of pure organic fabric. Kimonos are fast making for an interesting style statement.

SHIRTING UP

Looking smart on screen, and keeping with the rehashed uptake on comfort; our designers have fabricated a scintillating line of casual shirts involving large floral prints. The silhouettes gratify an individual's inner being. These shirts are tailored using biodegradable fabrics and are completed in an array of tones ranging from pale pastels to vivid earthy hues. The inclusion of large polka dots or floral block prints, have begun to make quite a global statement. The exhilarating designs add that much-needed zing to your mundane word-day.

POLO AND TEES

Polo T-shirts make for an immortal fashion statements. The iconic polos have graduated from containing solid bold colours to involving simple vertical stripes finished in an alternating array of rustic hues.

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