From leopard print jackets to floral scarves, men are learning to out-glam women in the fashion stakes From Beau Brummell's commitment to dandyism in 1790s Mayfair to the safety-pinned punks stalking Camden in the 1970s, London has a long history of creating attention-grabbing menswear. London's male fashion shows, however, have traditionally been understated affairs - particularly when compared to their women's counterparts. But this season, something has changed.
The age of peacocks: British men get serious at last about looking good
The Guardian - 14 Jun 2015 03:05
From leopard print jackets to floral scarves, men are learning to out-glam women in the fashion stakes From Beau Brummell's commitment to dandyism in 1790s Mayfair to the safety-pinned punks stalking Camden in the 1970s, London has a long history of creating attention-grabbing menswear. London's male fashion shows, however, have traditionally been understated affairs - particularly when compared to their women's counterparts. But this season, something has changed.
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