Louis Vuitton takes a dip in a hot day two of the men's fashion

 The second day of the Men's Spring-Summer 2013 show was all about the heat.

The temperature rose as high as a house, Issey Miyake, even decided to wet ice bag on the creators of the first series to distribute.

The label is known for its common functionality with fashion insiders a special time on Thursday.

It was the return home of its founder, 74-year-old retired men's fashion in 1994.

Miyake Japanese, who made a name for himself in the clothes-based technology to cool models by dressing them in paper form allowed.

Indicates the day of the other big donors include Louis Vuitton - one of the most lucrative brands in the world.

It was a matter for the slick menswear designer Kim Jones, who got his feet wet with cold water drawings.

The London Graduate Fashion has quickly made a name for themselves for luxurious yet tasteful designs.

Meanwhile, designers injected from the Netherlands, Dutch duo Viktor & Rolf and Belgian Dries Van Noten, the day with an edgy attitude.

Workshop will include performances Friday Gustavolins and Givenchy.

Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton Kim Jones presents a tribute Gateway sent and confident for the active man

There was something for boaters, sportsmen, anglers - and even Safari Explorers - a collection of eminently wearable and large-scale sporting elegance.

Would it be that Jones, who attempted only in his third race of men as a designer for the house, Louis Vuitton CEO Yves Carcelle, a craft fanatic to impress?

"I think so," Jones said backstage.

What ever the reason it's a recipe for success.

Fischer paired Macs yellow with navy pants and white leather boat shoes relaxed on a single message is clear: We are nautical, but nice.

A laser-cut gray jacket was a mannequin wearing a cheeky anchor earring.

A life jacket in quilted leather: Another room, one of the most beautiful collection would certainly contribute to a model stranded at sea.

The show was also for a safari, then the track is fitted.

A number of sentences in tight khaki top dive that broke the model seen in a sprint, has merged.

Jones goal was to remove a "relaxed and gentle" collection.

Knowing that too much exercise can be bad for your health, he allowed his men, was some R & R on the Riviera as a series of beautiful costumes of silk box.

The program notes cited carelessness in the south of France.

It is Jones, who perhaps deserves a break.

To rest on their laurels - with some strong collections under his belt, he can - until the next season.

Issey Miyake MEN

Issey Miyake collection marks the return of the Japanese designers at the helm of a show creativity in men's fashion clothing made, incredibly, almost entirely of paper.

Understatement is an art form in Japan and the art work behind the scenes in the clothes Miyake tribute to this tradition.

In recent months, the design team carefully Issey Miyake learned the technique of collage secular washi paper, knitting and making cloth. Your teacher - an old Japanese lady - is to survive the only expert in the tradition.

Bulky covers, but steep and jackets in black and white charcoal and submitted to the vent at the Paris Salon. Cold their stiffness of the starch was achieved by the binding of paper with rayon before laminating the surface.

Oversized ponchos with knee-length pants, sporting yellow markings had been achieved by cutting paper into thin strips, then turn to make subject. Apparently they are fully washable.

It was a shame that the designers have added another theme in the mix: Cycling.

Several models have packs that crushed the top paper to bike path on bicycles. The diversion was the only sport that has otherwise taken a transparent manner.

Flashes of bright red and cobalt blue in cool shirts and V-neck recalled it was summer, but it was hardly necessary, immersed in the Parisian atmosphere.

DRIES VAN NOTES

Dries Van Noten is a man of contradictions.

No show demonstrates better than his menswear collection for Thursday surprisingly spring-summer of 2013.

Camouflage print on shorts, pants, shirts and jackets presents - even on tape.

He made the models look like they should run and hide.

Then fencing gear - such as quilted jackets white breastplate with lapel and Velcro-sword to the test - said: "I am ready for the attack."

There was no middle silhouettes were either unstructured and loose or tight and custom.

The colors are either muted or excused flashes of electric blue, orange, ocher and canary.

One set had everything: a see-through fencing jacket in blue and white with a horizontal band of camouflage.

To make the confusion complete the symphony, the T-shirt was paired with a pure conflict with thick plaid pants check.

There were some who see very negotiable: a tendency oversized black sweater, knit blue and gray - a nod back to the 1980s - is sure to be a success.

Another extremely simple gray tank top and matching baggy was pure elegance.

So with such a strong collection - and all of its camouflage - to conceal what the designer?

"I am not hiding from anything," said Van Noten backstage with confidence. "That's why I put on a white bridge."

MR VIKTOR & ROLF

Viktor and Rolf created a dynamic show with a touch of India - the mixture of colors and silhouettes of the subcontinent, signed with their jerseys.

For the design duo very Western, with headquarters in Amsterdam, the seems like a Middle unlikely place to go.

"We were pleased in the mood for something spiritual, dress and India .... We are the opposition," said Viktor Horsting backstage.

The case was certainly more than Slumdog Millionaire with wool-silk silhouettes in the burnt orange, deep red, peach and sparkling tone of the glass wall of the Bollywood style.

Oriental influence had softened their stance normally strict dress in costume. They were less than in previous seasons built.

A soft striped suit had a sense of rich Indian clothing.

In other respects, the jackets were worn with Jodhpur pants - Indian clothing in Europe, Queen Victoria imported - to create subtle silhouettes carrot-shaped.

The skirmishes with India, however, was short-lived.

The bulk of the collection was an interesting variation of the very European feel to rafters. He presented signed in jacquards for tuxedo jackets and suits for light wool by hand.

If the party is over, after all, you always risk the house.