Saint Laurent S/S 2015 psychedelic rock menswear

I normally oppress myself from enjoying high fashion, because of animal cruelty, capitalism and since my blog is too punk for this shit (besides, The Mutant Stomp Friends knows all about high fashion so I always update myself in her blog).

But you see, I cannot be ambiguous towards long haired men with opened button up shirts (-heavy breathing-) and as this collection really speaks to my recent bohemian inspirations I have decided to share it with you.

All pictures taken from Style.com. Here are some of my favorite looks:

I think this style connects very well with different kinds of music and the subcultures among them. This looks will go great with them post punkers, hipsters and hippies. 

I also think that every outfit has a casual and going out potential- take off that jacket and throw on some chains and a scarf and you can go straight from work to sitting at a lake with a beer (gawd I miss our park hangeouts at summer. Wish it would come already).

Like don´t you just want to tie them all together and fuck them?

So of course you can say that this Saint Laurent guy or whoever is it in charge of that sold out corporation has been looking at pictures from Woodstock and copied everything. 

But isn´t is awesome? I mean a lot of things came back in fashion already, and if you are tired of the 80s as much as I am this is a lovely way to spice up your otherwise stereotypical batcave attire (lol nothing against trad goth fashion, you know I am being sarcastic).

You can watch the entire show here:

Also, if you loved the background music you can listen to the entire album by Mystic Braves, in case you want to mingle in the psychedelic rock genre some more but are too modernized to listen to original bands from the 60s.

What do you think? Is this a rip off? Would you wear something like this or combine it with other styles? 

All I know is that Boris has been dressing like this since I´ve known him and I am "finally" catching on. I have plans on updating my wardrobe this year so this definitely triggered consumerism in me.

Have a wonderful week everyone!

N. Finsternis