Topman, one of the UK's leading retailers of men's fashion, announce the launch of their Spring/Summer collection for 2007.
March 9, 2007 (Press Release) --
Topman, one of the UK's leading retailers of men's fashion, have just launched their Spring/Summer collection for 2007.
With over 900 men's clothing items online, Topman design clothing is currently in high demand. The new Topman Spring/Summer clothing range incorporates a variety of styles; from nu-wave influenced neon print t-shirts to slim, silhouetted formalwear.
Topman's main design range for the Spring/Summer 2007 season is the St Germain label, a range of men's clothing inspired by the beatnik poets of the 1950s and 1960s located on the Left Bank in Paris. With an overwhelmingly retro-chic feel, Topman's St Germain fashion line sees a sophisticated approach to men's fashion. Its distinct Parisian appeal combines slim fitted gingham shirts with skinny ties and striped cardigans. And with a range of men’s shirts and beatnik accessories available at Topman.com, including flat caps and canvas bags, it's easy for budding style gurus to get the refined urban look of mid-twentieth century Paris.
Musical influences also play a large part in Topman's Spring/Summer collections. Solstice sees a men's clothing line inspired by the serenity of 1960’s free music festivals: patterned shirts and bleached shorts create a more Bohemian feel with an air of psychedelia. White Riot, another of Topman's main clothing lines for Spring/Summer 2007, sees a strong impact from Goth Rock and punk, with punk graphics emblazoned upon t-shirts and hooded jackets being worn with fitted shirts and skinny ties.
Moreover, the Radical line of Topman's new clothes for Spring/Summer 2007 sees the brilliant results of the nu-wave movement on modern men's fashion. With bright acid and neon colours brandished on a range of skater and surf wear, the movement's bold colours and bright patterns certainly seem to have made a huge impact on the men's fashion market. With 1980s record sleeves and nylon vests a mainstay of this particular line of men's clothing, everyone is sure to find something to whet their style appetite this year.
Topman also offers a range of formalwear this season, designed largely with respect to the St Germain and White Riot trends. Simple cut trousers and one, two and three buttoned men’s jackets create a stylish modern aesthetic that is both comfortable and smart. This fresh look can be worn a number of ways and provides a way for British men to find suitable formalwear while still maintaining an effortless sense of style!
Topman's range of men's fashion for Spring/Summer 2007 is available on Topman.com, the fashion retailers' comprehensive website, where customers will be able to find Topman's entire range of clothing to buy online.
About Topman:
Topman offers the latest in men's fashion, encompassing a range of styles to suit every shopper. Topman's extensive collection embraces everything from the latest fashion trends to classic pieces, and extends to footwear, accessories and formal wear. Topman also provide the simplest way to search for and buy men's clothing, placing it among the leading fashion retailers in the UK market today.
With over 900 men's clothing items online, Topman design clothing is currently in high demand. The new Topman Spring/Summer clothing range incorporates a variety of styles; from nu-wave influenced neon print t-shirts to slim, silhouetted formalwear.
Topman's main design range for the Spring/Summer 2007 season is the St Germain label, a range of men's clothing inspired by the beatnik poets of the 1950s and 1960s located on the Left Bank in Paris. With an overwhelmingly retro-chic feel, Topman's St Germain fashion line sees a sophisticated approach to men's fashion. Its distinct Parisian appeal combines slim fitted gingham shirts with skinny ties and striped cardigans. And with a range of men’s shirts and beatnik accessories available at Topman.com, including flat caps and canvas bags, it's easy for budding style gurus to get the refined urban look of mid-twentieth century Paris.
Musical influences also play a large part in Topman's Spring/Summer collections. Solstice sees a men's clothing line inspired by the serenity of 1960’s free music festivals: patterned shirts and bleached shorts create a more Bohemian feel with an air of psychedelia. White Riot, another of Topman's main clothing lines for Spring/Summer 2007, sees a strong impact from Goth Rock and punk, with punk graphics emblazoned upon t-shirts and hooded jackets being worn with fitted shirts and skinny ties.
Moreover, the Radical line of Topman's new clothes for Spring/Summer 2007 sees the brilliant results of the nu-wave movement on modern men's fashion. With bright acid and neon colours brandished on a range of skater and surf wear, the movement's bold colours and bright patterns certainly seem to have made a huge impact on the men's fashion market. With 1980s record sleeves and nylon vests a mainstay of this particular line of men's clothing, everyone is sure to find something to whet their style appetite this year.
Topman also offers a range of formalwear this season, designed largely with respect to the St Germain and White Riot trends. Simple cut trousers and one, two and three buttoned men’s jackets create a stylish modern aesthetic that is both comfortable and smart. This fresh look can be worn a number of ways and provides a way for British men to find suitable formalwear while still maintaining an effortless sense of style!
Topman's range of men's fashion for Spring/Summer 2007 is available on Topman.com, the fashion retailers' comprehensive website, where customers will be able to find Topman's entire range of clothing to buy online.
About Topman:
Topman offers the latest in men's fashion, encompassing a range of styles to suit every shopper. Topman's extensive collection embraces everything from the latest fashion trends to classic pieces, and extends to footwear, accessories and formal wear. Topman also provide the simplest way to search for and buy men's clothing, placing it among the leading fashion retailers in the UK market today.
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