5 fall winter 2018 fashion trends men need to update immediately

Hiking style clothing

While everyone is "crazy" about the jogging and gym movement, it is not surprising that the fashion trend with a sporty and liberal feel has crept into everyday life. And among them, the parachute cords and specialized hooks of mountain climbers have conquered the guys who like the dusty style. Combined with these accessories are more practical clothing sets such as waterproof shirts with hats, shoes specifically for hiking and shoulder bags so that the owner can be more "hands-free" on the street.

ASOS menswear design director James Lawrence said: “This autumn/winter season sees a more versatile and creative approach to styling, using outdoor trends and incorporating high-end brands such as Louis Vuitton, Etudes and White Mountaineering. These pieces can still be paired with chunky sneakers, but are best worn with wide-leg trousers in stripes or checks.”

The Return of 90s Sportswear

The 90s are back stronger than ever. This year has seen brands that were thought to have fallen into oblivion such as Champion, Diadora and Kappa, Fila and Ellesse make a comeback on the catwalk. Retro sportswear is slowly making a comeback on the streets.

Of course, it’s not as simple as reusing old-fashioned clothes. Designers have added modern touches such as taking advantage of oversize sizes and combining them with seemingly unrelated fashion items. For example, you might see a guy wearing a sweatshirt with neatly pressed shorts, combined with a pair of trainers that he inherited from his father. Or the idea of ​​wearing a hoodie inside a large coat, or a windbreaker with khaki pants may sound strange, but it’s an interesting suggestion for guys who want to break the mold.

New term "scumbro"

Imagine combining the fashion sense of Pete Davidson (Ariana Grande’s fiancée), Jonah Hill (the overweight cop from 22 Jump Street) and Justin Bieber (who everyone knows too well). The term “scumbro” was coined to describe a slightly sloppy outfit.

To make it easier to imagine, it is a grown man but trying to dress like a "young" boy who spends a lot of money to "cover" himself with clothes. It is a combination of Balenciaga with Supreme and Palace, plus wearing accessories from Patagonia.

It’s hard to understand the principles of scumbro. In the simplest terms, it’s about picking up a few items from a few well-known brands to create a strange yet familiar outfit.

50 shades of brown

Brown doesn't have the glamour of navy or gray, but it's a neutral color that comes in a variety of shades, from dark coffee brown to camel, chestnut, and wood.

This year, it is not difficult to see brown covering the catwalk, from oversized coats or velvet shirts, trousers or caramel sweaters. To balance the oldness of this color, you can combine it with cream-colored clothes and a pair of trainers.

Italian playboy

For a while, sportswear was all but forgotten, leaving tailored suits in the dust. But this year, Italian chic has made a big comeback.

To avoid overdressing, you can skip the familiar tone-sur-tone style, and it is not necessary to rely on a tie to look like a successful person. Instead, invest in a “genuine” vest, wear straight-leg trousers, combine with an oversized coat and a silk scarf.