It 's a difficult line to tread actually. Pink has become much more mainstream as nqth has said. It's now, in fact, a bit of a "lad" colour, at least in pastel pink form. This has been the result of idiot magazines like GQ telling their idiot readers that pink is OK and that you won't be a poof if you wear it - essentially, an example of the metrosexualisation of most "style conscious" young men in the UK. Garish pink on the other hand is potentially camp or feminine. So the middle line is what me might call "eccentric" pink or, even more tricky, "ironic" pink. We all know the trouble with ironic clothes - largely, people don't get the irony and just think you look daft. And no matter how you might not like the idea of it, it won't make you feel good if people snigger or laugh at you in the street.
hehe, maybe. I wouldn't wear a pink suit, but I wouldn't wear so many other things shown on the catwalk by other designers that I find far more camp that even this comme collection. I would wear one of the black suits with the pink lining though, since it is a beautiful suit, and it doesn't seem camp at all to me. I tried one on last week, and it was lovely - lovely washed wool fabric and really good quality finishing etc. Too much dough though.
