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As the .moreover I love this My spirit animal is a grumpy shark who eats annoying people shirtSpring 2020 mens shows roll to a close in Milan today, a surprising trend has emerged on the runways and the streets: shorts. There have been a lot of exercised quads on display. In New York, Theorys Martin Andersson made his own contribution. Having taken tropical modernism as a starting point for his new Theory collection, he did a navy shorts suit, and also showed shorts with sportswear layers: A suede jacket topped a ribbed knit sweater, nylon anorak, and trim Bermuda. Andersson said this was a collection about texture. When the humidity spikes, the New York subways are a sweat factory and tailoring becomes a real turn-off. So he set about sourcing fabrics that can work in extreme temperatures. The companys traceable “Good Linen” was blended with tech fabric for a modern touch on a “balsa”-color suit. And on another suit, he used paper nylon with a “crispy” hand texture that will be wilt resistant at any dew point. But his best idea for beating the heat where those shorts. Now that Wall Street has once and for all abandoned the suit and tie, could it embrace exposed dude knees?

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Their outfitsMy spirit animal is a grumpy shark who eats annoying people shirt were revealed by attendants in sport shorts, pointy-toe corespondent shoes, and Browne-skinny jackets whose skirts barely brushed the matching codpiece/jockstrap also worn below. All this, mind you, before the first look of the collection. Brownes guests strode onto his metaphorical lawn with more correspondents, these with a curved 2 inches or so exposed inset heel that elevated the ball of the foot above the flat sole beneath it. The outfits, like the latticed football helmet worn by one of the attendants, made lavish use of the wide-to-each-side silhouette created by Marie Antoinette era pannier dresses. In the pieces adorned with prep-staple marine patching, there was another irony in the fashion interplay of whale and whalebone (happily, though, no whale tail). Against that broadening, Ying tugged the narrowing yang of corsetry, from which were suspended literally drop-waist skirts. Pretty much everything was seersucker, sometimes patched, sometimes fringed, sometimes embroidered but always seersucker.

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