The Scent of a Woman in Men's Fashion Clothing Design

It may possibly sound ridiculous, but, it has been so for centuries.

Jean Patou a Paris fashion designer created silk ties from women's dress material, hence the advent of the designer tie.

So the concept is absolutely nothing new. The fact is women's fashion is specifically designed to attract man.

And so naturally such as a smidgeon of femininity into men's accessories, silk ties in particular, makes great sense. The other thing is, you'd be shocked at the quantity of females that style men's clothing.

It is our superior fortune that they do, otherwise we'd finish up with absolutely nothing other than grey suits, striped ties and tattered old wallets.

I've seen the spring summer 2009 silk tie collection, they are drab and colourless, a series of stripes and geometric patterns, no floral's at all, which, after seeing what ladies plan to wear is in contrast to logic.

How much longer do we have to be confined to conservative shades of grey?

Well, luckily there are modifications afoot and if you're ready to appear difficult adequate will be rewarded. There are designers out there who accurately forecast future trends and they're the ones to watch as they buck the critics view.

The females fashion designers I know of and or connected with all share frequent traits, the way they incorporate colour and pattern can't be mimicked by man. And that is where the terrific appeal is, it's the scent of a females in the styles they develop.

Rather than follow mainstream, we've designed our own regime with a smaller cluster of male and female designers. Folks may possibly ask, what's so unique about that? Well there is only 1 way to locate out.

By name, Cressida Bell, Victoria Richards and , Shane McCoubrey, Ian Flaherty, Lbb London and Simon Carter.

By unique item brand, Falling Leaves silk ties, Bar, Orb, and the cube Swarovski crystal cufflink by Ian Flaherty.

And if it is Jewellery for men you are searching for? The most beneficial is deigned by a woman.

Now here are a couple of historic anecdotes from our information base.

1971: Maverick screen actress Katherine Hepburn, whose lengthy-term lover Spencer Tracey was a consumer of Huntsman, takes the extraordinary step of ordering bespoke denim jeans from her late lover's Savile Row tailor. Hepburn's commission foreshadows bespoke denim collections launched in 2006 by Timothy Everest and Evisu.

1973: Robert Redford stars in the definitive film of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Wonderful Gatsby. Fitzgerald was a dedicated consumer of Jermyn Street bespoke shirt maker Turnbull & Asser. The shirts that decrease The Superb Gatsby's socialite heroine Daisy (Mia Farrow) to tears with their beauty in the film all bear the Turnbull & Asser bespoke label.

1974: Gieves Ltd acquires Hawkes (and the precious freehold of No I Savile Row) and become Gieves & Hawkes.Tommy Nutter seeks sanctuary at Kilgour, French & Stanbury following his acrimonious exit from Nutters of Savile Row. Kilgour also incorporates the famed hunt tailoring specialist Bernard Weatherill. Nutters of Savile Row continues with Sexton, Roy Chittleborough and Joseph Morgan. Maurice Sedwell hires Trinidad-born Andrew Ramroop who will go on to turn out to be Managing Director and a Professor of tailoring at the London College of Fashion.

There will at all times be a niche to fill and our aim is to do so.