Aleko Nadiryan, a renowned stylist for Russian celebrities, has been shaping trends by picking items that sit just outside the main lineup in men’s wardrobes. He often highlights how one accessory or garment can switch a look from ordinary to memorable, and his latest observations center on pieces that women tend to admire most on men. In his ongoing exploration of style, Nadiryan turned to a survey of what women find most appealing on guys, and he has already shared his conclusions about turtlenecks. Now his focus shifts to the second favorite item: a coat, chosen for its versatility and ability to elevate any ensemble. The stylist presents a spectrum of looks that range from intentionally casual to sporty and classic, promising options for every taste. He notes that the most diverse choices have been assembled to satisfy a wide audience, inviting readers to imagine themselves in different silhouettes and textures, depending on the occasion. He emphasizes that outerwear, when selected with care, can define the entire mood of an outfit, whether it’s a breezy city stroll or a polished evening presence.
In late September, Nadiryan drew attention to a new trend he described as panties over tights, illustrating the idea with fashion show photos and street style shots where models paired delicate undergarments with tights, jackets, socks, and down jackets. This bold styling move challenged conventional layering norms and sparked conversations about how comfort, transparency, and color play can intersect in cold-weather wardrobes. The expert’s takeaway is that fashion momentum is increasingly moving toward unexpected pairings, and such combinations can become mainstream with the right styling cues and confidence. The forecast for next summer suggests that wearing shorts in environments that permit it may not just be acceptable but genuinely fashionable for those who embrace playful layering and expressive underlayers. The trend’s momentum, according to Nadiryan, signals a shift toward embracing lighter, more expressive pieces even when temperatures rise, fostering a sense of versatility in everyday outfits.
Another recent observation from the stylist centers on home gloves as a fresh trend in cold-weather dressing. He discusses how gloves, once a purely functional accessory, can be integrated with other jewelry and textures to add a touch of polish to an overall look. His guidance covers how to balance metal tones, fabrics, and color palettes so that gloves feel intentional rather than merely practical. The discussion includes a nod to how luxury magazines outside of Russia have framed these ideas, underscoring the cross-cultural interest in refining winter accessories and tailoring them to contemporary streetwear aesthetics. By reframing gloves as part of a coordinated outfit, Nadiryan suggests that every detail can contribute to a cohesive and forward-looking appearance.
Previously, the focus of public discourse around fashion commentary centered on a different stylist, Borodina’s, who was involved in a high-profile moment over a hat and socks valued at 350 thousand rubles. That episode served as a reminder that the fashion conversation often intersects with perceptions of price, branding, and the psychology of statement pieces. While it drew scrutiny from some observers, it also highlighted how statements with luxury pricing can ignite broader conversations about taste, value, and the narrative behind a look. This context frames Nadiryan’s current recommendations as practical guides for understanding how to choose items that resonate with personal style while remaining accessible to a wide audience.