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The new trends in menswear

GQ's November 2019 cover featured musician Pharrell Williams in a Moncler puffer dress with the cover line "The New Masculinity." This cover was a controversy, a conversation, and challenged notions of what qualified as menswear as we enter this decade and the concept of gender becomes more fluid. This was evident during New York Men's Day this...

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Former Timo Weiland creative director launches sustainable brand

Alan Eckstein, Timo Weiland’s co-founder and former creative director, has launched a new sustainable fashion label named Everyone Wins. Offering reworked vintage items for both men and women, Everyone Wins carry motifs of the past with modern details such as studs, pockets and more. According to its website, which describes showcases its...

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Timo Weiland makes a comeback at New York Men's Day

Fashion designer Timo Weiland has long been a staple of New York's fashion scene, from his party appearances, to DJing some of the biggest fashion and celebrity parties, and his fashion line, he truly is a man about town. However, creating collections has been on a hiatus for Weiland the past several years as he's focused on other business...

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Timo Weiland named style director for Crowne Plaza

New York-based designer Timo Weiland is to design new uniforms for the Crowne Plaza hotel after being named the group’s style director for the Americas region. Announced during New York Fashion Week, Weiland will design a new collection of hotel team member uniforms as part of the hotel chain’s accelerate plan to invest 200 million dollars in...

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All trends on display at final day of New York Fashion Week: Men's

Whether the CFDA somehow planned this, or if it was just divine coincidence, the finale day of New York Fashion Week: Men's had every trend this week so far on display with an eclectic set of designers unveiling their collections. Our top three trends for this season of New York Fashion Week: Men's would be: Suiting to appeal to the millennial...

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Banana Republic collaborates with CFDA to support emerging designers

Banana Republic and the Council of Fashion Designers of America are collaborating to support emerging designers in the U.S. with domestic design and production. The partnership will involve a capsule collection from two limited-edition collections designed by designers from New York and Los Angeles that will be sold at select Banana Republic...