Forever I've been in this loop of womenswear with pretty gowns , and dramatic clothing. I never give menswear a chance. I said if I were to design for the common male he had to be bold, wild, and ready to set a new standard for menswear across the world. My men will be youthful, but cares about what he wears every day, and dramatic in a low key sense of style. I also wouldn't mind having a production that allows clothing bigger than XS-XL. I feel that everyone has the right to feel fashionable and free rather than think twice about the size of the clothing. Albert Albaz does it for Lanvin Menswear collection with some of his pieces why couldn't there be a brand that have that but only for a reasonable prices point. Designing clothing for people should be fair. Agree? instead I'd have to wait for a collaboration with a plus size brand. I don't think so. People could try to lose a few pounds to get back into those sizes but what about clothing for the person that thinks " I'm trying to lose these pounds but I don't want to dare think about a those hideous looking clothes that hang on the rack at the local malls."
I'd have to agree , I barely shop at the mall sometimes. Luckily I go into Jcpenny's to find some pieces that are worth looking at everyday in my wardrobe. All I have to say is that when I have a mass produced product. I would be sure to care for those that need a spice in their life.
