Below: Military inspired collection from Topman Limted Fall Winter 2010. My favourite look from the collection which sends this gorgeous aviator style with shearling lined collar short jacket down the runway, or to my wishlist.... LOOOOOVE!
Below: Attention!!! I need this sweater with the zip details!
Below: Army green cargo sweat pants...and boots... look for next season!
Below: Long johns never look this good and in wine colour...
Below: Parka and fur collar... and military detailing...what's not to love...
Below: The pants has interesting seam details and looks so slim fitted...perfect...
Below: Gradation tones on the shirts with prints of bare tree branches, melancholy but colourful at the same time... I like this orange red version
Below: Burgundy trench and the belted look...
Below: Fur coats...wonder how much these will cost in Topman prices...I want one too...
Below: Skinny ripped jeans...juxtaposition of the luxurious and tattered...
Topman Design Fall Winter 2010Divine intervention has come my way. I am destined to save some shopping money for next season, cos' I am falling in love with the latest
Fall Winter 2010 Topman collection presented yesterday in London. It is a disappointing feeling to see a collection from a luxury brand, get all excited and then get traumatised by the price tags. But it is pure joy to know what was presented on the runway can be 'attained' in your wardrobe when they hit the stores. Topman's latest military inspired looks come with so many pieces I want for next fall! As
Joe of 00o00 puts it, now it's only a matter of which runway piece makes it into production. I am crossing my fingers the pieces he picked made it to the store racks...cos' I love them too.
Here's Tim Blanks'
(from Style.com) review of the collection
(I always love his writing. Insightful words and interesting interpretation, all very Tim:-P)
Topman At Attention
Topman has been a major underwriter of the growing men’s fashion scene in London, as well as a participant in the MAN group show that, in the past, helped designers like Kim Jones to find their feet in the business. Today, the last day of London fashion week, Topman finally flew solo, with a whole show devoted to the label’s Fall collection. It was brilliant. Kudos to design director Gordon Richardson and his creative team, but the shadowy genius behind the presentation was stylist Alister Mackie. He took the same military track as Christopher Bailey at Burberry, referencing the precision, the cut, the color scheme of army uniforms from both world wars. And Mackie proved, like Bailey before him, that there is no better-looking coat than an officer’s coat. The parkas were pretty cool, too. But the collection wasn’t simply a soldier’s story redux. While Topman was still part of a group show, there were restrictions on the breadth of the offering. Today, Mackie was able to show some great knitwear and ombré prints that looked a little like war-blasted terrain, or maybe just trees in winter. Either way, a reminder that Mackie is a dark soul. But, thinking of the many collections he’s brought his unique tweaks to in the past—Marc Jacobs, Fendi, McQueen, Lanvin—he’s just about the best natural asset Topman could have right now.
- Tim Blanks
If Tim blanks approves, so do you!
Source: Style, Getty
