[Thefrenchy]

Burberry Prorsum - Christopher Raeburn - Christopher Shannon


E.Tautz - Ermenegildo Zegna - JW Anderson


Jonathan Saunders - Les Hommes - Richard Nicoll


E.Tautz - Jil Sander - Versace

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[KINGofVERSAILLES]

Brights colors were very hit-or-miss for me. I liked a good deal of the pieces from Salvatore Ferragamo's show, but others not so much. Jil Sander's reminded me of hospital scrubs. haha


Salvatore Ferragamo

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[Thefrenchy]

Quite frankly, I'm not into this trend. Mostly because I strongly dislike bright colours. I feel like it makes anyone look like a fool very easily

[KINGofVERSAILLES]

I only like bright colors in pieces or on certain occasions. It's very easy to look obnoxious if you wear them in day-to-day life. But I think it can look very good. For example, I like the pants in the last two Ferragamo pictures I posted, but I'd wear them with a white Oxford, Tee or Polo and a more somber looking sweater or blazer or something. I think if you're going to wear bright clothes, you need to balance it. Unless you're going somewhere where it's considered appropriate (some summer parties, etc.)

[Urban Stylin]

i love this trend especially @ Salvatore Ferragamo though I wouldnt wear them with trainers...

[heelscatchfire]

I really like this trend but I agree with KINGofVERSAILLES, the trend needs to be have a balance off the runway. I love how Salvatore Ferragamo and Gucci pulled it off.

[KINGofVERSAILLES]

I agree with you on Gucci. I was just looking at the photos from the show this morning and thought it was the best use of the bright colors yet (though I still really like SF). These suits are wonderful, and I think they work because although the colors are fresh and bright, they're also a bit softer looking than others seen on the runway.



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[heelscatchfire]

Paul Smith also had some softer brights





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