The Autumn Winter Menswear collection is based on classic, masculine elegance with a focus on bold tailoring, fine fabrics, contrasting textures and iconic pieces. Across the sub brands, menswear staples have been updated with key trend references, from the Autograph leather bomber jacket, the M&S Collection spot shirt and the North Coast khaki jacket to M&S Collection Luxury blue velvet evening wear.
The new season sees an increasing overlap of formalwear and casual wear with traditional tailored shapes taking on a new form through the use of casual fabrics, specifically on styles such as the M&S Collection jersey blazer. Casual wear smartens up with Autograph geometric printed shirts, teamed with printed ties, bright coloured knits and double breasted coats. Blue Harbour focuses on the British heritage sports trends, with block colour and bold stripes key to casual layering. Footwear and accessories play on iconic shapes with softly structured holdalls and classic shoppers key additions to winter getaways, whilst trend-led pieces such as buckled monk strap shoes and coloured woven belts add interest to new season outfits.
Thinking of a stylish travel? this brown leather duffel bag will take you everywhere you go in style at its finest.
Ending the magnificent show with this killer suits that will make all the Ladies stares...
Mariam Chahin, Head of Marketing, Marks & Spencer Al-Futtaim said, “The new Autumn Winter’14 collection is inspired by runway styles, lifestyle trends and what we know our customers want to wear this season. The considered edit displays Marks & Spencer’s continued commitment to modern design, unparalleled innovation and exceptional quality, it’s that combination of things that makes this collection unique”.
Enjoyed the wonderful show with Carine Duvignaud of The Glam Crush Chronicles
Carine and Mark Ross
with the talented Piano Diva Malika
the uber stunning Nicola Addy of BRAG Events and Fashion Forward
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