Nottingham Forest F.C Hibiscus Hawaiian Shirt Beach Short

Nottingham Forest F.C Hibiscus Hawaiian Shirt Beach Short . Trendstop brings FashionUnited readers a look at some of the top men’s collections from the Spring/Summer 2025 edition of Fashion Month.The Spring Summer 2025 menswear collections drew on feelings of freedom, leaving cares behind and getting in touch with nature. Freeing the wearer from traditional notions of gender, form and fit, designers moved away from traditional menswear codes into expressive new territory.Described by creative director Sabato De Sarno as an ‘ode to freedom’ Gucci’s SS25 showcase aimed to liberate men from strict tailoring and formality. See-through mesh polos and rompers were teamed with relaxed suiting pieces. Cropped lengths and corduroy collars introduced an easy casualness to blazers and double-breasted jackets. Garments took the wearer from city to seashore with board shorts, shimmering knits and printed beach shirting that could be dressed up or down and make the transition from day to night.

Nottingham Forest F.C Hibiscus Hawaiian Shirt Beach Short, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

Nottingham Forest F.C Hibiscus Hawaiian Shirt Beach Short . The natural movement of the wind inspired billowing silhouettes, ultra lightweight fabrics and spontaneous patterns at Homme Plisse Issey Miyake. Flowing outerwear with flowing cape-like cuts and voluminous separates came in a vibrant yet airy color palette. A warped check print named Windswept Plaid, introduced sunset oranges and reds whilst distorting garment forms. The outward simplicity of the garments belied their inherent technicality that included high performance rain proof materials and internal buttons that allow pieces to be manipulated and worn in different ways.Hypnotherapy and getting a good night’s sleep were the inspiration for Johnathan Anderson. Duvet quilted satin finish jackets and exaggerated waffle knits offered lightweight comfort, whilst silky nightwear-inspired details added a playful touch to outerwear and shirting. Giant ties and extended sleeves continued the experiments with proportion. Sweaters adorned with Guiness logos and naïve storybook house motifs gave a nod to the designer’s native Northern Ireland and his love of childhood nostalgia, enhancing the collection’s sense of youthful exuberance and fun.