Fashion expert analyzes menswear collectionfrom @johnmvilla2

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This is hands down the most beautiful menswear that you will see today, and it was designed by a woman, Sarah Burton, obviously. This is Burton's first Givenchy men's collection, and she's treating this line with the same artistic care and expert tailoring as the rest of her worse. And she made several really sweet homages to her own genius. The cuts on these suits are so clean, sprinkled with delicious thoughtful details. This little notch, the curved layered paneling on this blazer. Oh my god. A detachable shirt collar and this subtle cuff embroidery. This is too chic. She's certainly referring back to her first few seasons with the worse, including a couple of absolutely startling pops of color, innovative uses of leather. I'm a need that best scarf, Sarah. Leather sweatpants and a rugby polo? She's insane. Also some recurring materials. These are the same chunky better glass cabochon gems as used in that incredible bib top. I need these too. She even brought back three of her previous Givenchy designs in these little maquette necklaces. Oh, it's so cute. But the standouts are the florals, which she's always worked with well, which she's really hit a stride with recently. This double zipper tapestry jacquard knit is so painterly. This leather is actually painted and stunning textural embroidery, again, evoking the work of Dutch old masters with exceptional use of light and shadow and scaled composition, wistful and romantic and a little morbid. And if anyone dares to say this is too feminine, clearly not strong or secure enough to put beauty on your bad. And you can tell that to Don Letts, Danny Fox, and Sir Don McCullen, who modeled in this no fi campaign shot by Juergen Teller. Let me know if you have a favorite look. Okay. Bye.