Male Trends From PFW That Women Rock

I’d argue that androgyny in fashion is one of the most modern trends to emerge from the catwalk. Again and again you see celebrities mixing it up on the red carpet from Angelina Jolie to her daughter. So what happens when you take trends from the men of Paris Fashion Week and apply them to a woman's wardrobe? A match made in heaven.

Collar Chain
Dress up your tuxedo or shirt and sweater combo with a collar chain. Recently seeing one of these in Topman I couldn't wait to buy one. When you're at work you may feel overly formal in your button-down shirt and blazer, but one collar chain and bam, you're suddenly on the edgier path. Check out this quick ans easy DIY collar chain by Trends with Benefits for your own unique twist.

Sneakers and Tailoring

During Paris Fashion Week icons were snapped wearing suits and sneakers, giving a casual twist to what would otherwise be a very corporate outfit. Although the first thing that comes to mind with this trend is David Tenant as Doctor Who I also love Carola Pojer's take. Whether you're going out to work or just as a casual lunch with friends it's a versatile outfit that should be on the minds of all women this year.

Double Denim

This outfit on La Vida maybe one of the best ways I've seen the denim on denim trend work without looking like a cowboy. Mixing shades and material keeps things interesting while the black panels of the bag and black shoes really bring everything together. My tip? Don't wear cowboy boots if you're wanting to pull this look off.

Shearling

I remember when shearling jackets had a moment when I was back in high school, it seems the trend had wriggled itself back in. Although seen on countless men both on an off the catwalk during Paris Fashion Week I think that women can definitely pull this look off much better. Black skinny jeans, white top and black shearling jacket and you're good to go.

Over-sized Long Coats

Over a chilling week in Paris men took sanctuary in their winter favourites, swamping coats. Incidentally it's not just the masculine figure that can pull off this look. Pair your coat with the neutral trend in grey and black or opt for this seasons favourite - camel.