In the London Collections Menswear week, the fashion crowd found out the first menswear trends for Spring 2016. Topman Design, opened the fashion week with a collection inspired by the punk-rock movement of 70’s, followed by top British designers such as Christopher Shannon and Astrid Andersen who made their overthrow in menswear with their distinctive designs. Stuart Vevers for Coach did a considerable effort where intense colorful prints attracted the attention of many shoppers. A futuristic collection by J.W. Anderson came up next, in more abstract lines which the designers give a try for the first time in menswear. The tattoos also appeared on the catwalk as Alexander McQueen house’s jackets, shirts and trousers were full of tattoos and navy details. The fashion week closed with Cristopher Bailey’s show for Burberry, with a special collection full of lace! The first trends that were spotted at the shows were the multi-variety prints, the navy, gray and black colors and the futuristic designs. Below, you can see some of the best looks of LCM: