subject: 21st Century Kilts Wore Their Own Designs [print this page] Otherwise, don't believe what they say about trainers being over - everyone was wearing zentai Converse sneakers (white Jack Purcells), battered Converse boots, New Balance trainers (leather ones), and completely plain Nikes in white or black. A few brogues (to match the ones in the Paul Smith shows), but no sign yet of any black wool ballet pumps (as seen at Paul & Joe). Trousers: Wide-legged, flat-front in grey were everywhere. Lots of dark blue denim and baggy, knackered combats. Two spotted in Paris at the Raf Simons show (New York fashion publicist Erwin Ramos costume zentai and buyer Mario Gaggia In London, the Scots boys from 21st Century Kilts wore their own designs. Black Crombies or cagoules (with zipped funnel necks and split sides). Cashmere everywhere (Clements Ribeiro on Max editor Klaus Stock-hausen), and the classic Smedley crew neck is still going strong. Only one to carry - the Zentai unitard"mail bag" worn across your body. The best-dressed: Arena's David Bradshaw wears Zentai unitardcoat, zentai suit and bag, Vexed Generation trousers with turn-ups and Velcro-fastening, nappy-style fly, black shirt by Six-EightSevenSix. Nick Sullivan, associate editor of Arena spotted in Jigsaw coat ("which is a bit embarrassing, I'm afraid"), spider man costume Vans trainers, Calvin Klein jeans, Smedley jumper and super-soft leather bag from Ruffo.
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