For those who don't know of the Irish fashion designer J.W. Anderson he has a very unique place in the fashion world of today. His entire collection signatures "Things that can be borrowed from a man to a woman and a woman to a man" My first sight of Anderson's collection was the London Collections for his Fall 2013 line.
Not sure if J.W. Anderson is homosexual but his line definitely stood for the men who want to dress a bit more like women. Being that the world is become more & more gay friendly more people are becoming less judgmental. I feel like it was a perfect time for Anderson's line. He places a unisex idea and really made it organic. He understands that there is a market for that, a market for the "Free" as he would say.
Usually the difference between mens and women's wear is how the fabric is cut but now its become very universal. Would I be bold enough to wear some of Anderson's pieces? Ummmm probably a jacket or so but I'll pass on the dress look haha.
Being that this is still labeled "Menswear" it has sparked some interest in the eyes of the media. Check out a few looks from the A/W 13 London Collections. You can find the rest of the looks here.
Not sure if J.W. Anderson is homosexual but his line definitely stood for the men who want to dress a bit more like women. Being that the world is become more & more gay friendly more people are becoming less judgmental. I feel like it was a perfect time for Anderson's line. He places a unisex idea and really made it organic. He understands that there is a market for that, a market for the "Free" as he would say.
Usually the difference between mens and women's wear is how the fabric is cut but now its become very universal. Would I be bold enough to wear some of Anderson's pieces? Ummmm probably a jacket or so but I'll pass on the dress look haha.
Being that this is still labeled "Menswear" it has sparked some interest in the eyes of the media. Check out a few looks from the A/W 13 London Collections. You can find the rest of the looks here.
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