Lanvin offering amazing resort 2012 collection. Alber Elbza, Creative director of Lanvin brand has been inspired by Madame Grès, Elizabeth Taylor, and the Princes Harry and William when he created this fashion. One can find luxurious evening gowns, lovely cocktail dresses with plenty of cute ruffles on those, jumpsuits to every taste – from classic

  Zac Posen is a famous designer, he creating luxury dresses and be the best in red carpet or other glamorous occasions. Little difficult for him to create casual wear but for Resort 2012, Zac Posen decided to do what he likes and the result is stunning. In Resort 2012 collection, Zac Posen ask famous

  Fall/Winter season makes fur has been popular trends. Most of designers love using this material for the luxury fashion especially for fall/winter fashion trends. Designers have used loads of fur in their collections for fall/winter fashion trends. But the trend itself has transformed a bit shifting from total fur look to fur details. Fur

  K-Swiss California launched its new collection for men. K-Swiss‘ California Running collection continues the brand’s vintage inspired offerings designed Brendon Babenzien. Our favorite pieces include the Boathouse inspired crew jacket and the tab t-shirts… prep school classics that haven’t yet been beaten to death. There are some terrific tanks in the mix too. Our

  PRESENT has launched its 2011 summer collection, especially for men, you should look its collection. The Knitwear is produced in Scotland using local wools complemented by handmade Shirting produced using the finest British Textiles. This edition of garments are produced in limited numbers, exclusively for the PRESENT store. Look at the pictures below, there

  Burberry presents Autumn/winter collection for Men at London. Burberry unveils their Autumn 2011 campaign looks, and it is interesting fashion. The campaign shots feature British actors, models and musicians. As Christopher Bailey puts it, “”I was inspired by iconic British portraits and our own archive campaigns from the late 1960s of Jean Shrimpton using