New Era in Men’s Spring Fashion Unveiled by Association
The Men's Fashion Association previews a spring collection with broad options for every man. White, off-white and beige tailoring shift to layered patterns, polka dot accents, and bold fabrics like seersucker and madras. Casual wear expands with DIY coords, tank tops, and turtlenecks with jeans. Tennis and sportswear embrace bright colors, embroidery, and lace trims. Baseball jackets surge in popularity, while West Coast styles show Hawaiian motifs in sport shirts and lightweight slacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Stover
Men's Fashion Association
Golvester
Feminine Frills Return for Spring Fashion Scene
Spring fashion brings dresses and suits with feminine frills. Bowery inspired cotton prints and shirtwaist styles lead the trend as patterns debut early. Two sewing machines become handy for DIY enthusiasts seeking a jump on the season.
Penny Candy Charms Turned Into Jewelry Trend
Plastic charms from penny candy machines are collected to form jewelry. Charms are sewn onto fabric or linked on colorful thread to create necklaces and bracelets.
Men’s Shoes Sport Lively New Looks This Spring
Spring footwear showcases moccasins and sleek oxfords with higher heels and varied uppers. Styles include slip-ons, clogs, and saddle oxfords with rugged trims, grommets, and layered soles. Brands noted by Leather Industries of America emphasize dressy suedes, brushed finishes, and con array of textures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainer
Oxford
Fashion math inspires spring fabrics and navy palettes
Designers combine geometry and graphics with wearable ensembles as navy and white return with a feminine touch. Stripes polka dots checks and diamonds merge in outfits, while graph paper inspired prints appear on sleeves collars and sashes. Waterproof boots suit rainy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauares, Incs
J.C. Penney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eisenhower
Cricketeer
Larson Givline
13Th Street
Columbus
Burtre Knit