Wearing long
Long reserved for summer outfits toilets and New Bohemians, ankle length was found for several months acclaim. Noble because it is resolutely. Recent weeks have seen many representatives of the fashion gent try to exercise the port along with more or less success. So we dwell on four recently crossed silhouettes, all of which pass handily delicate test of the maximum length. And in four radically different styles.
The long red carpet: The young actress Leelee Soboeski wore a few days ago on red carpet creation of Raf Simons for Jil Sander. A looooong and wide skirt-pants, the volume and the radical cuts give the woman an incredible pace. A model at first glance not easy but, to a maximum matching midnight blue gown, a hairstyle without fuss, an ultra discreet makeup and lack of girly accessories, draws a wonderfully sleek and totally original silhouette. Flawless.
Along easy: The always impeccable Karla chose to face the spring frosts in tweed trousers that combines width and length. The modernity of his outfit is made here by the mottled pink fine wool trousers and the small mesh season perfectly in tune with the times. A lovely painted and scratched glasses bring a sophisticated finish to this elegant silhouette day, easy to own.
Along pastel: The much-photographed Kate Bosworth demonstrated here with an innate sense of style. Indeed, her long skirt chiffon green water, transparent, and all folded in addition, could be an absolute flop in no time. But by marrying a simple heather gray sweatshirt, a pair of sneackers Marant and fine necklaces, it breaks instantly be a bit cheesy model. Therefore, the petticoat may well be heckled by the wind, the beautiful displays an urban casually that commands respect.
The long sleek: A long black skirt-pants, a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up, sandals platform patent leather, a clutch bag and delicate, this figure "less is more", shot by Scott Schuman, has a spare style and chic at the same time. A simple association that hits both modern and perfectly timeless.
