"Our friends at Fashionisto get their hands on the H&M Men’s Collection for Autumn 2009. In their words, “anything but surprising, H&M’s fall collection is impressive. The season stuns with a combination of stern edginess and refined chic. Coats are dark and militaristic in nature, while the sporadic appearance of florals and loose weave knits counter with softness.”
Information Courtesy Of: Selectism.Com
CHRIS LIVE AKA SHAKER SAYS: The juxtaposition of high fashion and street chic that unmistakably characterizes Livestyle can prove to be a difficult tune to sing for even the most talented brand name balladeers. For straight men this can pose a particular problem since homosexual hegemony recreates 99.5% of all collections in it's own limp wristed image ... lol. As such, I have always hoped that this blog and my musings contained herein might serve as a rudder - on each of your respective ships - to help Y.O.U. skillfully captain and navigate the murky waters of the trendy sea.
Just released, the H&M Fall 2009 men's collection is a prime example of the sort of sartorial obstacles that are regularly faced by fly niggas in this day-and-age. Both militaristic and minimalistic in it's approach, the new H&M's men's line showcases muted tones sprinkled with a few plaids and floral patterns here and there. Bueno. The way that this season is presented, however, may inhibit your ability to appreciate the dopeness that this season has to offer. No bueno. Trust me though, don't let the leather Scuba diver pants and various other forms of flagrant fuckery prevent Y.O.U. from checking out H&M's men's Fall 2009 range.
H&M makes amazing garments that, in moderation, can pull together any wardrobe without leaving your State I.D., a credit card and the Gucci Contralto card as the only remaining survivors of your latest wallet wipeout ... lol. Remember: when Y.O.U. stop shopping, the terrorists win.
Just released, the H&M Fall 2009 men's collection is a prime example of the sort of sartorial obstacles that are regularly faced by fly niggas in this day-and-age. Both militaristic and minimalistic in it's approach, the new H&M's men's line showcases muted tones sprinkled with a few plaids and floral patterns here and there. Bueno. The way that this season is presented, however, may inhibit your ability to appreciate the dopeness that this season has to offer. No bueno. Trust me though, don't let the leather Scuba diver pants and various other forms of flagrant fuckery prevent Y.O.U. from checking out H&M's men's Fall 2009 range.
H&M makes amazing garments that, in moderation, can pull together any wardrobe without leaving your State I.D., a credit card and the Gucci Contralto card as the only remaining survivors of your latest wallet wipeout ... lol. Remember: when Y.O.U. stop shopping, the terrorists win.
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