Womens Fashion Week (SS2012): The Streetstyles (Part 2) - The Shoes & Socks

Photos: 5 inch and up, StreetFSN, Team Peter Stigter, Tommy Ton for GQ.com

Mens & Womens Fashion Week (FW2011): The Streetstyles (Part 1) - The Socks

Extremely overdue post seeing that Fall fashion week have been over for a good month or two now. As per past seasons, here are some of my favourites from the Tommy Ton for GQ.com streetstyles taken during both the recent mens and womenswear Fall fashion week. First up, socks!

My favourite of the bunch - rubber ducks in an array of colours.

The colour blocking trend doesn't just stop at clothes.

And while you're at the colours, pair it with folded up pants cuff and show some peek-a-boo contrast.

Love stripes!

More stripes...

Vertical stripes anyone?

Love the polka dot socks!

High socks & leg warmers.

More to come.

(See more Tommy Ton for GQ.com street styles)

Photos: Jak & Jil, StreetFSN, Tommy Ton for GQ.com

Mens Fashion Week (SS2011): The Streetstyles (Part 3) - The Shoe & Socks Edition

For the last part of the SS2011 MFW streetstyle series, here's a quick roundup of the shoes the men were spotted wearing.

(Above) The classic brogues/wingtips. (Top Right) Interesting spin on the classic style with the belt detail and front leather flap.

(Above & Below) A series of printed shoes.

(Above) Did a double take when I saw this. Did you notice the nude coloured band around his ankle?

(Below) A variety of patterned/coloured socks.

Going red all the way. The red shoes kinda reminds me of Mister Ronald McDonald. Haha.

Something I noticed from viewing street style images is that alot of the men in Paris and Milan tend to fold/roll up their pants to create a cuff. Not many guys in Singapore do that. Love the hem detail on the pants. When the wearer folds up the hem, instantly your eyes will be drawn to the striped cuff. Also, from far, it'll probably look like the pants has a striped hem detail. Subtle but striking.

I thought it was very interesting as to why the person actually decided to tie a couple of bandannas around his ankles. Have never seen anyone doing this before. And then there's the paint-splattered shoes which you would normally see on a construction worker or painter. Defintely something different.

Photos: Jak & Jil, Tommy Ton for GQ.com