Calvin Klein Mens F/W 06.07 Milan

[Mr-Dale]

Just in from www.yahoo.com

 

[mdankwah]

Im liking the colours so far, and can you edit the title

 

[Mr-Dale]

^ Haha, I completely forgot the rest of the title. Thanks for pointing it out

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[dsq]

so far, it looks a bit boring...even more so than the usual

 

[Pastry]

wow is fransisco costa designing the menswear as well? in any case, i love this. i'm very fond of the anti-fashion mood some designers have been exploring

 

[birdofparadise]

Calvin Klein is in serious need of a shot in the arm. Menswear would have been a perfect opportunity for a designer's interpretation since it really isn't know for anything beyond clean lines and blue jeans. This season, subtlety is certainly making a name for itself but there is no excuse for this banal dreck.

 

[Deleted member 1957]

does anyone else notice that the pants esp those in post 3 are rather unforgiving to the male reproductive anatomy? I mean who wants to be called Mr. Swing Swing?

 

[tricotineacetat]

Calvin Klein is in serious need of a shot in the arm. Menswear would have been a perfect opportunity for a designer's interpretation since it really isn't know for anything beyond clean lines and blue jeans. This season, subtlety is certainly making a name for itself but there is no excuse for this banal dreck.

My thoughts exactly. I have always been wondering for what reasons they are putting up those immense runway shows for something banal as this... they could as well just sell it in their showrooms, cause the clothes themselves don´t need to be presented on the catwalk... who´s ever going to raise an eyebrow for simple clothes as these (regardless of the fact that they are very commercial)?

 

[Lena]

Calvin Klein is in serious need of a shot in the arm. ...

This season, subtlety is certainly making a name for itself but there is no excuse for this banal dreck.

d i t t o

 

[LAMALONE]

I agree the mens line looks a little bouring.Like this rest of his clothes look to me.

 

[susie_bubble]

What is up with the pants???? Why do they fit so oddly?

 

[andrew]

Uh, yeah, the buldge issue needs to be worked out

 

[liberty33r1b]

really rather boring, not too impressive, imo.

 

[Arturo21]

^Agreed...really nothing impressive at all. Is this collection from that same Italian guy?

 

[Baizilla]

Way too boring..

the colours are not appealing at all... they just emphasize the dullness of this collection

 

[arlekindearrabal]

i like the sweaters, and i think a pair of pants, but other than that...

 

[seeing_double]

January 19, 2006
Bad television reception qualifies as Milan fashion week's most idiosyncratic inspiration, which will probably make the independent-minded Italo Zucchelli very happy. The pixelated bands of color on his knitwear and the black-and-white distortion that patterned an entire suit had the abstract but graphic quality that the Calvin Klein menswear designer has always loved. Again on show in his tailoring were the tonic fabric effects he is also partial to, though he's shortened the jackets, broadened the shoulders, and significantly tightened the trousers for fall. The result: a chunky bully-boy silhouette.

In the past, Zucchelli's collections have been built on a face-off between smooth and rough, and that dichotomy was evident here too. On the one hand, there was a shirt stitched in sophisticated grids; on the other, a leather sweatshirt with zippered shoulders. And the face-off continued in Zucchelli's new focus on the coat, which he offered in an array of fabrics: Harris tweed, nubbly wool, shearling with exposed seams, and gabardine, matched to trousers.

The famed Calvin Klein affinity for the American Southwest came through in a chunky sweater that, from one sleeve to another, was graded to suggest sunset shading into night. There were also—again the smooth with the rough—lizard loafers that could have slipped straight off a reptile's back.
— Tim Blanks

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