The recently concluded Menswear fashion for Spring 2011 holds the fashion and style indicative season with profuse looking back at the utility clothing in a contemporary vogue style. Drawn and kept in place by suspenders, high waist pants, a lot of interplay with stripes, the pants rising above the ankle, extremely thin belts, glimpses of the green revolution and more.

Emporio Armani ruled in the leather jackets, leather pants and an all black collection. The pants sport drawstring and rise above the ankle for a little skin revealing as the shirts also gain transparency with shear fabric and net used in panels. The D&G collection goes completely green with complimenting tones of grey. An uber chic range of shorts with drawstrings and upturned hemlines is predominated with check in all sizes. Mcqueen pronounces subtle drama with boat neck t-shirts and jackets, loose bottom pant and the colour palate shifts from soft pastels, classic blacks to over printed flaming hues. Paneling, whites, zippers and patch pockets governed the ramps of Botega Veneta. Tshirts with one shoulder neck buttons and relaxed silhouettes in army greens and maroons were the summer breeze.

Extremely loose pants, suspenders running under the one button fitted jacket with knitted cuffs transformed from the Charlie Chaplin inspired look at the John Galliano show. Prada has declared denim yet again the fabric of the season with blue denim shirts and the once famous Bermuda shorts with denim strings. The polo and tennis finesse of elegance rules the Ferragamo range in polo t-shirts with basic colours speck white and shorts and colourful floaters. The grey and white stripes in jacket and coats and alternatively pajamas with stripes also would be accompanying us for the 2011 spring. The layering glorified was the collection by Thom Browne as printed cycling tights peeped out from monochromatic shorts, shirts, waistcoats coats and ties all in different colours went juxtaposed together with streaks of bright crimson red.

Abstract prints in eye-soothing colour held true to the orthodox menswear taste in the Hermes collection. A very neat and clean range with no extra stitches or pockets any where and subtle checks executed with tonal variation of the same colour. Vertical stripes in powder hues laid the way for relaxed casual collection in the designs of Gianfranco Ferre. Its time now for the party as Roberto Cavalli parades his line in saturated colours, spray paint prints, scarves ounces of silk and ofcourse his signature animal prints. Extremely high waist, loose arm holes and sleeves and the army caps, YSL paid an ode to the utility clothing for the next season spring.

Dsquared has handed the reins of early eighties with classic blue, straight fit denims and the outrageously casual red tshirt. The shirt fit denim seem to be tilting its scales towards the boot-cut and the waist trying to reach the high waist but still there is a way to go. Paul Smith with its black dominated celebratory spring also uses tinges of the polka dots in the slim fit trousers. The jackets and coats go trapeze in this collection and there is an uncanny colour burst with tie and dye shirts. Givenchy extends the military wears with absolute monochromatic look and compliments the Bermuda shorts with high collar shirts. Kenzo for spring appreciates the art of water color with fluid prints on jackets as well as trousers abstractly placed at one side throughout the collection. The stripes also get horizontal in this range.