All up in my Mode...

No gent I know would even consider TRYING out let alone pull off working it, working it, WORKING IT in prints like the below specimens. Maybe because real guys don't look like this!! Not my type at all, far too...erm what's the word? Ah yes IMMACULATE!

 Plus if I did run into say, this dude in the yellow cruising down Tottenham Court Road this would be my dilemma: one, he can fashion together an outfit beyond my realms, two: he is all kinds of loaded flaunting all kinds of Versace, three: has blatantly somehow lost his way from catwalk comforts and his smooth coated, air brushed lady/man friend, and four: might just be hallucinating again.  I fall for the less intimidating geek chic look: you know the one, effortless quirky meets mismatched shades, texture, marks and a hint of musk...sorry that is musky. A hot Where's Wally type.

That said, Mode have collaborated with designers, editors, photographers and pin sharp stylists to fix up this third  and very FINE fashion edition. Adrian Clark calls it 'moments of fabulosity' and whilst such will cost you shmoosers a 'six-figure budget' (and then some) the looks are all up in my Mode!!

Embrace these edits; the lavish or layed back look because presentation, comfort and PRINT are what's going on this summer.  Look at these stunning patterns by Hermes, they are incredible:

 In addition to the Hermes tribute, the Mode team have also clocked in time with a young rockabilly. Lasso you Mr Claflin (unbeknown to me before now) in your rodeo gear (although he does say 'motherfunker' in interview...). Very Jonny Cash slash Elvis no? So would! Well he is also deemed to be trending this year on screen, on our fashion pages and actually on every agenda.

 My what silky drawstrings you guys have too! Loving the texture and why not go all out on a Roberto Cavalli purple print pyjama suit!!??

BUT

...torso shmorso, because socks and sandals will never be a good look fellas...Flash visions of odd Uncle dress code slash European male tourist clutching at tube map. * Palp: so, so wrong.