Giacomorelli Fall/Winter 2011 Footwear Collection (part 2)

The new fall winter 2011 collection offers plenty of studded options to appease any shoe fan, from trainers to loafers and lace-ups, which have redeeming qualities despite some resembling a little too close to those infamous red sole's.

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Brad Goreski in Givenchy Spring Summer 2011 Leopard Print Bomber Jacket

Brad Goreski spotting his Givenchy Spring/Summer 2011 Mens Leopard Print Bomber Jacket at the Narciso Rodriguez Fall Winter 2011 Show.

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Kanye West in Givenchy Leopard Bomber Jacket

Kanye West probably won’t get a chance to hit the actual runway during Paris Fashion Week but that wont stop him from showing off a few of his standout pieces. He attended the Maison Martin Margiela and Vivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 2011 fashion shows sporting Oliver Peoples “Daddy B” sunglasses ($325), a Givenchy Leopard bomber jacket ($3,078), Balmain splattered paint jeans ($690), and a pair of slippers. These distressed washed jeans feature paint splatters all over and a rip at the knee on the left pant leg.

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Givenchy Leopard Shirt

This Givenchy Leopard Sport shirt ($685) from the Spring/Summer 2011 Collection is perfect for those who want to wear the exotic look to the fullest extent.  It’s made using cotton poplin, and has a button closure and a bold leopard print.


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I Love... Leopard studded loafers by Giacomorelli

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Givenchy Leopard Print

 

Givenchy Spring Summer 2011 menswear collection

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Givenchy Spring Summer 2011 Mens Bags, Shoes And Accessories

Yet another noteworthy collection from Givenchy... fashion forward, somewhat Gothic with a fetish twist. Givenchy Fall Winter 2011 bags, shoes and accessories exude a sense of 'carnality' as seen on the 'Ready-to-wear' runway presentation. Abundant leopard prints and 'slasher movie' masks gave a good hint of the theme of the collection.

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Star Style - Rihanna

Rihanna was spotted in London wearing Wolford Leo Stay-ups ($68) along with a pair of Christian Louboutin patent leather pumps ($595). These thigh high stockings feature a black elastic band at the top and leopard print detail.

Trussardi 1911 Spring/Summer 2011 - Animalier Limited Edition

The leopard print is a key design inspiration for the Trussardi 1911 Spring/Summer 2011 mens collections. Seen in prominence on clothing (tops and blouses to jackets in everything from cotton and silk to leather) and accessories (such as bags, travel luggages, small leather goods, and footwear), the print is the linking thread for the many desirable and highly wearable looks offered next spring summer.

To pay tribute to this classic and yet versatile jungle style, the leopard print will be launched on a Limited Edition capsule collection, 'Animalier' for men, comprising of jacket, sneakers, belt, overnight bag, and trolley. All these fine spotted pony pieces showcase Trussardi's tradition and leather-working expertise as the fashion house that has been represented by the greyhound, celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2011.

Starting next November, these special items will be sold in Trussardi 1911 boutiques and in fine retailers worldwide such as The Webster in Miami, Barneys in New York, and Restir in Tokyo.

I would love to own that luxurious carryall. Classic but flamboyant in a very refined adventurous way. Like a gentlemen returning from an outpost in the safari.

Source: Trussardi 1911





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Trussardi 1911 Leopard Sneakers Spring/Summer 2011

The leopard print makes a strong showing in the Trussardi 1911 Spring/Summer 2011 collection. Classic shades of black and brown are featured on these sneakers in fine spotted pony, paying homage to the tradition and 100 years of leather-working expertise ingrained within Trussardi 1911. Available in November at Trussardi 1911 boutiques and other retailers worldwide such as The Webster in Miami, Barneys in New York, and Restir in Tokyo.


                                                                                                                                                                        source:highsnobiety.com/