FEBRUARY 18-20, 2013 THE VENETIAN HOTEL, LV
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34 Heritage 6 East Acquaviva Adolfo Age of Wisdom Alan Paine Sweaters Alashan Cashmere Alberto Alex Cannon Sportswear Alfredo V. Allen Edmonds Alpetora/G. Manzoni Altea American Essentials Socks Andrew Fezza Andrew-J Shirts Andrew’s Ties Aquascutum Aristo 18 Ashbury Aston Leather Ballin Barbour Baroni Couture/Prive Basic Options Begg & Co. Ben Walker Bernard Zins Bill Blass Bills Khakis Blue Blue Lion Apparel BMG Imports Inc./Giorgio Valentini Bohio Borgo 28 Boss Boss Orange Bramante Brandolini Breuer Bristol & Bull Buffalo Jackson Trading Co. Bugatchi Uomo Burma Bibas Cafe Bleu Callaway Calvin Klein Calvin Klein Socks Campia Cardeens - Fine Custom Shirtmaker Carnoustie Sportswear Casa Moda/Venti Chaps Sleepwear Chelsey Imports Chester by Chester Barrie Christopher Lena Codice Components by John McCoy Cooper Jones Cooper Knitting/Tosani/Braga Coppley Corbin
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Corgi Cotton Reel Cro’Jack Cubavera Cultura International Custom Brand Footwear Cutter & Buck Daines & Hathaway Dalmine Dami Damon Dents Heritage Collection Derek Rose Di Bello Dion DKNY Dobb’s Dolcepunta Don Bas Donald Trump Eildon Hills Eisenberg International Elie Tahari Elizabeth Parker England Empire Clothing English Laundry English Laundry By Christopher Wicks Enro Enzo Enzone Fashions Eton of Sweden Euro Fashions/Chiari/Emilio Yuste European Fashion Group Europerfumes Evolution Eyebobs Eynack Fabian Couture Group International Fairway & Greene Fennix Italy Fer Ferrante AF63 Forsyth of Canada Fullum & Holt Gardeur Garment Group Inc. Geoffrey Beene Gianni Marcelo Gimo’s Gionfriddo Gitman Shirts Gitman Ties Gladson Ltd. Golden Bear Sportswear Gran Sasso Gruppo Bravo H. Freeman Clothing Harbour International LLC Harley Haupt Head ‘N Home Hats/Voodoo Hiltl
Hugo Ibiza Ike Behar Ike Evening by Ike Behar IMM Neckwear/VIV Shirts Ingram Insignia Design Group International Laundry Isaac Mizrahi Ital Wear-A. Bossi Italian Trade Commission Italo Ferretti Itochu Prominent USA Ivory Incotex Inside Izod Sleepwear J Philipp J. Campbell Los Angeles J.M. Dickens of London J.S. Blank & Co/Barbara Blank Jack of Spades Jack Victor James Campbell Jay & Leonard Jhane Barnes Collections Jimmy Sales Neckwear/Bruno Piattelli John Cooper John Laing Johnnie O Johnston & Murphy Johnstons of Elgin Jones New York Joseph Abboud Boys Joseph Abboud Outerwear Joseph Abboud Sportswear Kahala Sportswear Khaki Surplus Kinross Cashmere Knothe Apparel Group Kroon/Kroon Studio Kuehnert Inc. Kuhl Lauren Ralph Lauren LBM 1911 Lenie R Lenor Romano Leonardo Valenti Lindbergh Lone Pine Leathers Loudmouth Luchiano Visconti Luchiano Visconti Black Luciano Moresco Luigi Bianchi Mantova MAC Maceoo Mackintosh Madison Creek Outfitters Majestic International Maker and Company Mantoni Manuel Ritz Marc Ecko
Marcello Sport Marco Valentino Marcraft Margaritaville Mason’s Mattarazi Uomo, Inc. Mida Mirto Missani Le Collezioni Mizanni/Rossetti Uomo MMG Modena Montechiaro-Impulso Moorer Nat Nast Luxury Originals Natural Basix Nicole Miller Nigel Knox North River One In A Million Original Penguin Hoisery Otigear Owen Miller Clothing Pacific Silk Palenzo Pantherella Paolo Vista Paolo Vitale Paraboot Paul Betenly Clothing Peacock Apparel/Bill Blass Peerless Clothing USA, Inc. Perry Ellis Perry Ellis Evening Peru Unlimited/Blanqazul Peter Barton/The Dunlap Weavers Professore Punto Socks PVH Dress Furnishings Group PYA Black Label Quieti Raffi Linea Uomo Ramblers Way Farm Remo Tulliani/Liquid
Remy Leather Report Collection Reporter Reyn Spooner, Inc. Richard James Hosiery Riviera Red Road Robert Barakett Robert Graham Hosiery Rockmount Ranch Wear Mfg. Co. Roffe Accessories Roma Industries/Dimensions by WCM Ross Graison S. Cohen Inc. Sanyo Shokai New York, Inc. Savane Saxx Underwear Schuyler 4 Ltd. Scott & Charters Scott Henry Scott-Nichol Scully/Hidesign SE56 Sean John Sebastien James Serica-Polifroni Milano Siegfried Signum Silver Links Inc. Skins Game/Horn Legend Southern Proper Southern Tide Spinnerstown Shuttle/Jacob Miller Sqwear St. Croix Collections State of Maine State Traditions Steampunk Hatter Stetson Stetson Outdoors Steve Harvey Steven Land Neckwear Tagio Tailorbyrd
Tasc Performance Tateossian Ltd. Ted Baker London Thaddeus The Bird Dog Group The British Apparel Collection Ltd. The British Belt Company The Saville Row Co. Thomas Dean Co. Tiglio TKO Evolution/Replica/Central Park Tombolini Tommy Bahama Tommy Hilfiger Tori Richard, Ltd. Torino Torras Toscano Trafalgar Tulliano Tumi Outerwear Valstar-Valstarino Vicomte A. Vigano Visconti Vista 1976 by Paolo Vista Vitaliano Viyella WD London Weatherproof Weatherproof 32 Degrees Heat Weatherproof Innerwear/Loungewear Weatherproof Vintage Wellensteyn USA Wigens Willis & Walker Woolrich XMI Zachary Scott Zagiri Zanella Zanetti Zelli Shoes
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AGLINI Blue Claw Co.
Edward Armah Hook + Albert
Nine In The Morning Spivey
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macko’s picks AUTUMN / WINTER 2013 MENSWEAR TRENDS As far as the big Macro -Trends go, we are still seeing “Upper Casual” play an important role in the menswear market. This is strongly being driven by the concept of “One Closet” and the new man not having the traditional separate business/work and sport wardrobes, but one that is well edited and succinct, he has fewer, but better, things.
Alpetora/G. Manzoni Altea Andrew’s Ties Dalmine Dolcepunta Ferrante AF63 Gimo’s Gran Sasso Ingram Ital Wear-A. Bossi Italian Trade Commission Italo Ferretti LBM 1911 Luciano Moresco Luigi Bianchi Mantova Montechiaro-Impulso Moorer Reporter Tombolini Valstar-Valstarino Vigano Vitaliano
The place where men really are spending and having fun is with accessories and furnishings. The new emerging trend goes beyond, traditional pocket squares and cuff links. Men are now wearing bracelets, lapel pins and boutonnieres, colored shoe laces, silk scarves and ascots. Finally I think the third biggest macro-trend is the influence of sport and technology into the gentleman’s wardrobe. Even in the realm of upper casual this becomes the concept of “Prada-gonia”, garments which providing more fabric technology and bells/ whistles than most men need, and are more likely to be seen hiking up Madison Avenue than a mountain.
Some of the Micro-Trends for AUTUMN/WINTER 2013 Camel Wool Ties Club Collars Green Trim 2 button suit Elbow Patches Fair Isle Prints Chesterfield Collar Colorful Tweeds 4 button Double Breasted Suit Vests Lapel Details (the lapel is the new wrist)
MRketLV August 2012
Muted Plaids Double Monk Straps The Puffer Coat Colorful Furnishings Shetland Textures Ski Style Boots Novelty Socks Windowpane Check
MRketNY January 2012
EDWARD ARMAH
BLUE CLAW
NINE IN THE MORNING
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THE ULTIMATE IN CLASSIC COOL
SPIVEY
A juried installation, curated by Michael Macko, of select men’s brands who are influencing the way men dress. Marrying classic design, steeped with a modern edge, these hand-picked brands will appeal to both progressive stores and iconic retail establishments.
AGLINI
HOOK & ALBERT
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BRAND BUZZ Barbour Barbour Partners with New Designers for AW13 - Barbour’s AW13 collection highlights include another season of the popular men’s Steve McQueen collaboration. Esteemed designer Patrick Grant also contributes to Barbour’s Beacon Heritage collection and knitwear offerings, respectively.
Hiltl
In today’s environment of business casual the subtleties of fine dressing are most often lost in the presentation. Two European luxury classification suppliers recognized an opportunity to marry their products to create “sophisticated casual.” Hiltl and van Laack have, together, created a look book to demonstrate how luxury fabrics can be put together with sophisticated balanced silhouettes to produce apparel pairings that define a man’s ability to present himself as not another member of the “khaki crowd.”
IZOD/PVH Corp.
PVH Corp. announces new marketing partnerships for its IZOD brand with two PGA Tour players: two-time Tour winner Scott Piercy and fourth-year Tour pro Spencer Levin. As part of the agreements, Piercy and Levin will wear IZOD Golf apparel on course beginning in January 2013. They join reigning U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson as IZOD Golf ambassadors.
Johnstons of Elgin
Johnstons of Elgin has been granted The Royal Warrant of Appointment to The Prince of Wales with effect from 1st January 2013. Receiving this news immediately after the annual winter mill holidays, Group Managing Director, James Dracup, announced the appointment to a delighted workforce this week. Commenting on the news, Mr Dracup said: “We have worked for 5 years through the good offices of James Sugden OBE, the official Grantee, who, assisted by John Gillespie, has developed a number of very special tweeds for His Royal Highness.
BRAND BUZZ S. Cohen In 2013 S. Cohen Inc. will be celebrating its 90th anniversary. The company has been owned by the same family for four generations. Based in Montreal Canada, S. Cohen tailors high quality suits, jackets, coats and trousers, in its recently built, state of the art facility. The last few years have seen S. Cohen focus on developing the most unique and innovative custom program in the world. Retailers can order custom garments from hundreds of swatches through iMeasure, the firm’s proprietary web based interface, and have them delivered in 7 working days. Using Infinity Custom, a customer can send, through email, a unique image to be printed on the lining of their garment. New for 2013, Suitable Art will allow a customer to embroider their choice of artwork on the outside of the garment.
Tommy Bahama Tommy Bahama Marks the 20th Anniversary. Legendary lifestyle brand celebrates two decades by charting a course that includes new products, stores and global expansion. Celebrating a major milestone, Tommy Bahama is marking the day twenty years ago when the company changed menswear forever and committed to their philosophy to “Make Life One Long Weekend™.” It was an idea with huge appeal that has turned into a very long weekend indeed and has inspired customers to relax for two decades.
Valstar Valstar is launching for AW13 a new capsule collection called THE VALSTAR LEATHER COUTURE. It is the merging of the high-class Neapolitan tailoring with Valstar leather tradition. These jackets are made with the most exclusives leathers and in a very limited production per year. They are made following rigid rules, entirely sewed by hand with no machines whatsoever. They are 100% hand made, with around 1600 stitches! We are probably the only outerwear company to be able to make outerwear pieces in leather by hand!
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James Benton - Principal www.benwalkermen.com Booth 325 How would you define your collection? Describe the Ben Walker man? Developing Ben Walker is like creating art. It’s an ongoing evolutionary process. Like an artist, you want to be true to your vision – as it becomes evidenced in reality. As for defining Ben Walker, in its current state, I think terms like rugged chic, intelligent design and rugged performance describe the Ben Walker Collection. The Ben Walker man is a no-nonsense guy who is looking to get the job done – he expects a solid, intelligent outerwear solution.
Which ‘must have’ item from your Fall/Winter 2013 collection will instantly update a man’s wardrobe? A man can’t go wrong with our rugged carcoat, the Holte. Uber-rugged, sealseamed, waterproof, and styled with intuitive ergonomics, the Holte will get him through any weather and he’ll be looking somewhat stylish – almost by accident!
From where do you draw your inspiration? To tell you the truth, I get inspiration from the grit & grind of fighting for
victory, fighting for success. How does this relate to Ben Walker? I feel like Ben Walker outerwear is armor for those like-minded men who take on all challengers as they seek out their destiny. Meanwhile, inspiration from a stylistic perspective comes in the form of looks akin to John Varvatos and Stone Island.
What do you consider to be the world’s best fashion city and why? I found Paris to be pretty deep and accessible when it comes to men’s fashion. Also, I would say that Florence, Italy (during Pitti Uomo) is about the happeningest place around – and it’s not the collections, so much as it’s the people walking around – you kind of get to see tomorrow’s looks today; and certainly New York City is nothing to sneeze at.
How do you personally stay up-to-date with fashion? From a product perspective, I check out opinion-leader retailers to see what’s trending. I also do a great deal of online surfing. Blogs can be very helpful too. Conversely, I have to stay up-to-date with myself. Does my wardrobe compliment me? Do I feel authentic in what I am portraying with my attire? For me, fashion must answers these questions, too.
How do you spend your nights in Las Vegas after a long show day? Wandering aimlessly through the Hotel waiting for tomorrow – I like to get to the booth super early – its where the winning is.
Frank Zins - Owner Patrizio Tognozzi - Agent www.zins.com Booth 260 How would you define your collection? Describe the Bernard Zins man.
How do you personally stay up-to-date with fashion?
Bernard Zins is a prestigious pant company from Paris with Family tradition and experiences. We have worked for the most prestigious Maisons de Couture (Hermès, Lanvin, Yves Saint-Laurent, Burberry,Yamamoto) and are now presenting exclusively the Bernard Zins line.
I personally stay up-to-date by using the Internet, traveling and my own curiosity.
Which “must-have” item from your Fall/Winter 2013 collection will instantly update a man’s wardrobe? The new luxury BZV2 model with a fine traditional buckle on the back of the pant is a must-have. They bring back a retro look with a modern fit for a young and sophisticated consumer.
From where do you draw inspiration? Inspiration comes from traveling and from the entire Bernard Zins team. What do you consider to be the world’s best fashion city for men and why? Paris, London, Milan,Tokyo and NYC. Paris for its sophistication and creativity; London for being so eccentric and daring to wear original combinations; Milan for the unparalleled ability to mix colors; NYC for the extraordinary energy and street look; and Tokyo - the new fashion city who knows how to interpret a new and contemporary look thanks to its ability in mixing Western fashion and history with Far Eastern culture.
How do you spend your nights in Las Vegas after a long show day? Usually after a long day at the stand, I like a nice meal in my hotel room or otherwise at some cool new restaurant with my clients.
If you were not a designer or principal of this brand, what would you be doing? Something that involves creativity, passion and to be able to share that with people.
Vince Gonzalez - Chief Marketing Officer www.cafebleu.us Booth 512 How would you define your collection? Describe the CaféBleu man. The CafeBleu customer is a guy who has a strong sense of self. He wants to look good, is well put together and is not afraid to take chances with his wardrobe. He wants great quality that is usually found in hand-tailored garments that include handstitched details as well as nice accessories and treatments. During work hours he can wear a tie but at night remove the tie to fit right in the scene.
Which “must-have” item from your Fall/Winter 2013 collection will instantly update a man’s wardrobe? Our must have items for Autumn/Winter are CafeBleu’s Bespoke Velvet Blazers. They come in a wide range of colors all with contrast printed linings. They are topped off with European square buttons. The charcoal grey herringbone in our “Kasmir Velvet” has also been a grand slam! Our updated tuxedo shirts in bright colors and our gingham shirts with camouflage trims, stripes or checks with contrast collars are also great.
From where do you draw inspiration? The inspiration for CafeBleu’s AW collection comes from streets, restaurants, and clubs. Primarily European cities like London, Paris, Milan, Rome, Florence, Berlin and Istanbul. I then “Americanize” it for our customer here in North America, so I guess it’s European with an American twist.
What do you consider to be the world’s best fashion city for men and why? I am partial to what’s happening here in the states. Therefore, I would have to say New York City is the best city for fashion. New York is the financial capital of the world. You have businessmen, fashionistas, artists and even rappers. This allows for a truly unique and colorful melting pot of style.
How do you spend your nights in Las Vegas after a long show day? In Vegas, I usually make the rounds of all of the stores CafeBleu is carried in. I like to meet the store personal and get feedback from them. I normally take a “power nap” before going out to dinner. I love the Cirque Du Soleil shows and I try to see a concert if there is someone good in town. Also, every show I get together one night with my buddies from New York; it’s a ritual. My favorite restaurants there are Strip Steak, Nobu, Sinatra’s, Pink Taco, Mr. Lucky’s and of course, In-NOut for a burger. Wherever I am in the world though, I begin my mornings at 5:30am, so I like to be in bed no later than midnight. That’s a ritual too!
Jonathan Radcliffe President, Sales - Level 8 Apparel www.tumi.com Booth 574 How would you define your collection? Describe the TUMI man.
How do you personally stay up-to-date with fashion?
The TUMI man is a business professional who enjoys travelling for work. He wears a suit, is travel savvy, and has a high-end taste level for his luggage and apparel. He appreciates both function and fashion in his outerwear.
I hate to admit it, but due to time limitations, I keep up-to-date with fashion via the internet. The flash sale websites are a great place to see what other brands are doing in all apparel categories. I check out the online fashion blogs as well, but I still have my print subscription to GQ magazine!
Which “must-have” item from your Fall/Winter 2013 collection will instantly update a man’s wardrobe? This season the must-have item is our wrinkle resistant stretch comfort travel blazer. With a high-end Japanese 4 way stretch fabric, this blazer looks and feels expensive, not to mention the functionality of the garment while travelling.
From where do you draw inspiration? We draw inspiration from TUMI luggage for their trademarked product technologies, as well as new technologies in Japanese fabrics; and fills such as the T98 Thermore fill which regulates your body to 98 degrees.
What do you consider to be the world’s best fashion city for men and why? I feel that New York City is the best fashion city for men because there are so many different generations of styles and trends that there is never a lack of inspiration.
How do you spend your nights in Las Vegas after a long show day? In Vegas after a long show day, all I really WANT to do is order room service and rent a movie that is still in theaters. But having a nice dinner with my team seems to always win out! It’s most important to bond and relax while recounting the day’s events with them.
If you were not a designer or principal of this brand, what would you be doing? If I wasn’t a principle of this brand, I would be travelling around the world hitting all the hottest fishing locations.
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Mrketlv Blogger Gentleman’s Gazette - www.gentlemansgazette.com Founded in 2010, the Gentleman’s Gazette was established to enrich the online community with in-depth coverage of classic men’s style. Now an award winning online magazine, Gentleman’s Gazette seeks to engage like-minded clothing enthusiasts with unique content that promotes the mutual values of craftsmanship, tradition, and quality. Driven by a lifelong passion for classic men’s fashion and the desire to live life elegantly, Editor-in-Chief Sven Raphael Schneider channels his considerable knowledge and enthusiasm into making the Gentleman’s Gazette the definitive commons for gentlemen seeking to bring classic style into greater prominence and understanding today.
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