Julian Schnabel at the end was right. He who for years has stopped worrying about the "special occasion to look" by pajama his uniform ordinance. I wonder if you imagined that one day would become a trendsetter trend that, if they already had appeared on the catwalks of fashion footwear (Pajamas Baroque memorable collection of Dolce & Gabbana, a couple of summers ago) and then to peep in some men's collection this season, now we have seen explode in the fashion catwalks of Paris Men Spring Summer 2012.
Unbelievable. Why is a pajama underwear, personal, evoking the warmth of the bed, the lazy days of relaxation, an outfit that should never leave the front door. Yet he is, you recognize it very well: well apart from the buttons his shirt, pants, soft-but-not-too and fantasies that range from deep blue to white to Celestine to get to the lines, a distinctive almost indispensable.
It is found in almost all the fashion shows in Paris and if there are those who, aware of the trend, drawing only touches him a look, even supplying it with scattered references, but there are those who built it over an entire collection. This is the case of Hermes, which starts from the first great outfits: a light-colored striped sleeves rolled thin with a lot of t-shirt Shirts health effects below.
Explicit. As indeed it is the "summer version", some out later, made of cotton shorts and jacket edged with white ocher, the inevitable heart pocket. Elegant and a bit 'serious, as in the Louis Vuitton fashion show, full of atmosphere as a traveler with allusion to the Africa of my new designers Kim Jones and suits between padded jacket jacket + bermuda pajamas, blue stripes with a double clear, is one shot, then hide in the quotations of himself with the shirts and pants in silk print explicit equally eloquent.
Of course, so to bring his pajamas, in the street, exposing themselves to the world "without armor" we need a good dose of self-confidence, or a large nerve. In short, it is not for everyone, but the trick is: dissembling. How? Take example by Kenzo, which hides it under a coat, from Margiela, that puts us on a belt breaking in the set look like it was a daring combination of two patterns alike, by Jean Paul Gaultier ensemble that breaks the varying and changing the color of the print fabric.
Unbelievable. Why is a pajama underwear, personal, evoking the warmth of the bed, the lazy days of relaxation, an outfit that should never leave the front door. Yet he is, you recognize it very well: well apart from the buttons his shirt, pants, soft-but-not-too and fantasies that range from deep blue to white to Celestine to get to the lines, a distinctive almost indispensable.
It is found in almost all the fashion shows in Paris and if there are those who, aware of the trend, drawing only touches him a look, even supplying it with scattered references, but there are those who built it over an entire collection. This is the case of Hermes, which starts from the first great outfits: a light-colored striped sleeves rolled thin with a lot of t-shirt Shirts health effects below.
Explicit. As indeed it is the "summer version", some out later, made of cotton shorts and jacket edged with white ocher, the inevitable heart pocket. Elegant and a bit 'serious, as in the Louis Vuitton fashion show, full of atmosphere as a traveler with allusion to the Africa of my new designers Kim Jones and suits between padded jacket jacket + bermuda pajamas, blue stripes with a double clear, is one shot, then hide in the quotations of himself with the shirts and pants in silk print explicit equally eloquent.
Of course, so to bring his pajamas, in the street, exposing themselves to the world "without armor" we need a good dose of self-confidence, or a large nerve. In short, it is not for everyone, but the trick is: dissembling. How? Take example by Kenzo, which hides it under a coat, from Margiela, that puts us on a belt breaking in the set look like it was a daring combination of two patterns alike, by Jean Paul Gaultier ensemble that breaks the varying and changing the color of the print fabric.
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