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As the most of you know fashion week in Paris is over and there where a lot of great collections running back an fourth on the runway.
We all know pretty much all of the collections of the very known designers by heat and what will be the "trend" for most of men next season.
But please lets focus on the designers who don´t occupy themselves on what could be but what is the real trend of now - as in - it does not have to fit everyone.

for example we have the blueprints from Ute Ploier right here in from of us:

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The blueprint collection from Ute Ploier is - as the name sayes - filled with different blue and grey tones. Straight and edgie architecture on the jackes. All in all cold colors wich can provide quite a contrast to the upcoming season and that is what we like about it!

Next on the D&F list of well done happy happy and clappy designers homme is Sir Gaspard Yurkievich from Paris. He has done a very well job when it comes to making us guys look good!

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Playling with the girly and the straight boyish shapes from babydoll and cool chic. Gaspard created a most remakable collection on Alpha Love. Centering white vertikal elements on the designs causing the consumist to look thinner opticaly - clever.

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