Keyword results: Men's Fashion
What:
James Cameron Accounting Sale
Where:
51 Cromwell St, Collingwood (enter from Victoria St)
When:
Sat Oct 4 - Sun Oct 5, 10am-3.30pm
How much:
Cash only!
Description:
James and Scottie Cameron's accountant said they should move some excess stock before doors open at their new store mid October. It is not often that the words of an accountant bring joy to the masses, and especially not the same week his stocks fell 7 billion points or some crap. Anyway, you'll get shirts for $65, pants for $80, knitwear for $40 and Common Projects shoes, for which not even Jesus deserves a discount.
Event: Sales
Stimulus: sound the horns!
What:
Into The Closet
Where:
The Carlton Hotel Gallery, Lvl 2, 193 Bourke St, Melbourne
When:
Opening Thurs Aug 21, 6.30pm
Exhibition runs until Sept 6
How much:
Free!
Description:
We won't do this justice in an OUT listing, but we can assure you the launch will be full of well-dressed men. It's an exhibition and temporary shop/studio space for designers and artists who care about prodding males to dress better. Curator Geoff Nees has assembled a butt kicking list of participants including Julia De Ville, Sruli Recht, James Cameron, Material By Product, Kano, Leith McGregor, Richard Nylon and Howard Arkley.
Event: Launch
Stimulus: Free booze & Food
The latest collection of menswear by Rittenhouse is simple, neatly cut and comfortable enough for any dude who just wants to sit on a couch and eat chips. But when it came to dreaming up shapes and colours, designers Sally and Micah breathed a certain Rittenhouse idiosyncrasy into their creations.
After the roaring success of last Saturday's ‘Pants & Pies' sale, James Cameron presents ACT II this weekend. Vintage wash denim, Japanese corduroy, English wools, flannel trousers, and free pies.
Be among your fellow men as you peruse the pants and avail yourself of pastries. Likely your pushy girlfriend will be put off by the carb-heavy snacks, so you will be free to hang out asking gay questions such as ‘does my butt poke out too much?', ‘should this be more tapered in the ankle?' and ‘do you have BBQ sauce?'
.Who Am Eye is a brethren of indie boys making clothing for other indie boys. They may lack a question mark and consistently misspell a common, one-letter word, but since when should spellcheck stand in the way of the tight panted? They’re probably just being post-modern anyway.
The designers are with Dolly Parton on the 9 – 5 front.
The recent rise of the fashion-conscious male has meant a boom in fashion retail catering to men all around Melbourne. Local design duo Shandor Gancs and Boyd Parry joined forces to establish their label Leopold in 2004. Combining Shandor’s graphic communication expertise and Boyd’s tailoring skills, Leopold are fast becoming one of Melbourne’s defining menswear labels, best known for their traditional tailoring and contemporary design.
It’s no secret that women are privileged when it comes to creative fashion choices. The dress, the skirt, the blouse are delights rarely sampled by men. But then menswear designers like James Cameron come along making women wish away their best dress to for a pair of his soft jeans or tailored shirt.
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