Men’s spring fashion trends in work and play wear
Spring sportswear emphasizes color and relaxed silhouettes. Bright jade, cobalt, turquoise and pink shirts appear alongside pastels and neutrals, with bleached denim and easy-fitting jackets. Short, mid-calf or below pleated or slim shorts pair with prints, madras, and bold accessories to complete the season’s look.
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Cheryl Barris
Burdines Mayfair
Miami
Coconut Grove
Paris
Jantzen
Europe
Barris
Linda Hopler
Saks Fifth Avenue
Lee Wright
J.C. Penney
Robert Stock
Madras
India
Alexander Julian
Fashionable fabrics shift driven by economics and trade
The spring fabric forecast blends fashion with policy as cotton firms push new cottons while polyester advocates court designers. Ramie and other imports rise, challenging quotas and pressuring U.S. mills to curb overseas linen and ramie garments amid MFA tensions.
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Jennifer Lin
Knight-Ridder
Cotton Tnc
Dallas
Norma Kamali
Mary McFadden
Albert Nipon
Nolan Miller
U.S
Ramie
United States
India
Hong Kong
Jamie
Commerce Department
American Fiber Textile Apparel Coalition
Asia
Pauline Delli-Carpini
International Linen Promotion Commission
3-D Sunglasses Fade In As Fifties Style Returns
In the 1950s 3-D movie glassware became fashion. Now the era’s look returns in sunglasses from Riviera and Anne Klein with white rims rhinestones tortoise frames and plastic accents. Leopard tiger and panther patterns appear on spring summer accessories including shades with updated touches.
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Florence DE Santis Newspaper Enterprise Association
Riviera
Ity
Anne Klein
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Perry Ellis
Navy
Saks’ Hopler
Christian Dior
Carlos Moore
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Washington
Hogwild Sale
Amana
Hitachi
Litton
Panasonic
Sampo
Sango
Rome
Stewarts
Cleveland
Elyria
Tarony
Williamsburg
Skarastan
Colonial Williamsburg
Karastan
Antron Hillyson
Sale
Nibarsoh
Rachael
Lorain
Oberlin Avenue
Griswold