Fur & Fashion

Men’s Fur Trends 2016

CEO Mark Oaten speaks of Men’s fur trends 2016;

“Admittedly the more whimsical animal prints and full fur garments might raise a few eyebrows, but all in all, more and more men are comfortable wearing fur, and it’s a trend you can’t ignore.”

With an estimated 63% of designers incorporating fur into their AW16/17 menswear collections, it is clear that fur is the big trend for 2016. The designers embraced this trend and successfully portrayed that fur is not only for women.

London Fashion Week

In London 28 of the 60 designers (47%) used fur across their collections. The oversized coats by Burberry and Coach 1941 were the show stoppers. Teamed with street wear pieces such as bomber jackets, sweatshirts and trainers, these extravagant garments gave a tough but suave appeal.

Burberry

Coach

Milan Fashion Week

From Dolce & Gabbana’s over-fluffed coats to the fur stoles of Marni and Giorgio Armani, Milan Men’s Fashion Week AW16, held a majority – 35 out of 38 designers (92%) used fur in their collections. One collection that really caught the imagination of many was Moncler’s AW 16 collection, with the French-Italian lifestyle brand assembling coloured furs in a patchwork effect to create a dramatic camouflage collection.

Marni

Moncler

Paris Fashion Week

From Boris Bidjan Saberi’s fur shorts to Valentino’s mixed pelt gilets to Louis Vuitton collection which blended pelts seamlessly into classic menswear pieces, 32 of the 49 designers (65%) in Paris incorporated a vast variety of furs in their collections.

Bidjan Saberi

Valentino