COMMON Magazine Europe - SPRING 2017
The Spring '17 issue of COMMON is all about fashion and a little bit of everything else in between. Read our report on London Fashion Week, get insider on the best leather goods, and interviews from tech and grooming experts. Fancy the best hotel in Berlin? We've got that covered too. Or a Michelin star restaurant in Zurich? No problem! In need of a brand new watch? Check out our entry level favorites at the SIHH!
The Spring '17 issue of COMMON is all about fashion and a little bit of everything else in between. Read our report on London Fashion Week, get insider on the best leather goods, and interviews from tech and grooming experts. Fancy the best hotel in Berlin? We've got that covered too. Or a Michelin star restaurant in Zurich? No problem! In need of a brand new watch? Check out our entry level favorites at the SIHH!
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<strong>COMMON</strong>//<strong>SPRING</strong> <strong>2017</strong>//<br />
HALUMINOUS<br />
Vibrant reds blocked with black created a bold look amongst shorts, socks, sliders,<br />
hoodies and dresses. The distressed detail amongst garments, such as the kimonostyle<br />
layering, blended a traditional shape with a modern twist<br />
HARRYS OF LONDON<br />
Suede and patent shoes, new loafers/slippers with collapsible backs and luxurious<br />
socks, Harrys of London really did well in this AW17 collection. Weekend bags in tech<br />
carbon fibre, heron stamped belts and city-chic shoes were among our favs, together<br />
with elegant leather lace-ups, loafers and boots fit for business meetings-come-postwork<br />
pleasure outings.<br />
JASPER CONRAN<br />
Played extensively with proportions and necklines, the womenswear has plenty of<br />
options while still maintaining a very basic masculine form. Pants are still tapered,<br />
shoulders tend to be broad, and sleeves tend to run long. What we get from Conran<br />
this season are his re-worked thoughts on masculine silhouettes<br />
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