London men's clothing fair: fur coats are a natural choice in the proposals of warm men's clothing for the fall / winter season

At men's shows in London, designers presented the definitely masculine nature of the attractiveness of fur as an important element of the material necessary for survival in winter, as well as an original way of expressing warm emotions. In today's men's fashion culture, roughness in a macho style meets coziness.

The character of the Burberry fashion house was emphasized by elements referring to culture, such as a fox fur coat, whose luscious style with a historical character almost subconsciously brings to mind images from the film everyone talks about: "The Ghost". Christopher Bailey highlighted the role that David Bowie played in the fashion world - the spontaneous decision was made to accompany the show with music from the recently deceased pop icon - which could be seen in the fur-knitted mink jacket and the two-color 'pilot jacket' jacket. More characteristic of the Burberry style and more subdued creation was a long parka with an impressive hood trimmed with fox fur.

Baartmans & amp; fashion house Siegel presented monochrome styling, an example of which was inspired by the idea of ​​"return to the roots", made entirely of fox fur, a mid-calf coat, practical and wonderfully warm. A range of outerwear is featured, from a '70s belt coat with a large fox fur collar to outfits in sheared and natural mink with leather trim.

Fox fur coats were used in Astrid Andersen's streetwear designs; They were part of the hood of a sophisticated long parka, a stunning headgear, a workwear-style jacket, and a patterned fabric jacket. In Belstaff fashion house creations, hoods trimmed with fox fur have been added to the classic ski fleece for a more rugged masculine look; Similar decorations were also used in the creations that are a hybrid of parkas and motorcycle jackets.