THE SPRING-SUMMER 21 TREND
Can fashion work in this scenario of work from home? Everyone has been saying, ‘times are a changing’. Have they really changed? Work from home, which seemed to have been a stop-gap arrangement for some time now seems to be getting permanent. In this scenario is fashion still relevant? Can we still go back to the age-old method of changing fashion each season? Is formal wear still relevant? Or will a formal shirt be something one wears over pyjamas to look cool in zoom meetings now? However, what cannot be denied is that it is the ever-changing world of fashion that is keeping all hopes up. Despite all this change, let’s take a look into the Spring Summer trends for Men….
This season revolves around colours, prints, patterns, designs and works well with a blend of formal and informal. Leisure, sports, home wear everything works well with an easy charm.
This story is from the April 2021 edition of Apparel.
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