European designers like Corrado de Biase supported this fashion fad in their upcoming fall/winter collections. Biase did not only add a flare of menswear to his fall 2012 garments, but he also hinted at the twenties and the seventies eras. His vivid looks on the Parisian runway focused on sheer garments and slim silhouettes with an English newsboy appeal. Tres elegant, c’est vrai? Designer Julien David also created “boyish good looks” for Paris Fashion Week. There was an array of paunchy snow boots and warm, woolen suits on display, where David accredited the inspiration to the snow-hungry Yeti Monster. David’s designs clearly weren't for the faint of heart. Take some advice from the French and c’est la vie, even if that means dressing with gentlemen’s charm this coming fall. Au revior!
Text Katelyn Chef
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