UK Fashion House French Connection launches yet another groundbreaking campaign this season. Once again the brand divides the collection into two distinct personalty Man and The Woman, bringing them to life through world class film making and a visually arresting campaign. Uniting British wit with European style this season's campaign takes the concept to the next level.

August 2010 -- UK Fashion House French Connection launches yet another groundbreaking campaign this season. Once again, the brand divides the collection into two distinct personas: The Man and The Woman.

As ever with French Connection, variation plays a key role this season. The French Connection consumer this autumn witness’ sophisticated clean lines taking a glamorous twist with emphasis on details that make the clothes feel unique. Quirky, dominates the collection that make us that little bit different to everyone else. So here’s what to expect.

Autumn kick starts with 1920’s Parisian chic, from a crepe draped dress to oversized shoulder detailing. Jerseys are updated with antique prints, cowl neck detail and shoulder pads. As the season progresses the focus turns to sophisticated glamour with the 80’s power women strutting her stuff. All over sequin shift dresses with contrast flower patterns and bat wing sleeves sit alongside cleverly adorned dresses using beads and sequins with padded military Esq. Shoulders. Long sleeve sequined wrap dresses with a delicate drape neckline in midnight blue give a fierce nod to Dynasty.Figure contouring creates an early Material Girl vibe - elasticized dresses feature busted corset detailing.

For Winter, The Man remains virile, rugged and masculine, with an outdoorsy wardrobe to reflect his raw and earthy nature. French Connection features a neutral palette, sophisticated clean lines, and natural fabrics mixed with a healthy dose of Heritage tweeds, denim, and checks.Our Man likes to take things back to basics, and is spoilt for choice in simple sartorial sweats spiced up with attention to design details – from roll edge necklines on jumpers for a modern feel, or Henleys with herringbone tapes for a fresh take on Puritan.

Denim retains the same masculine feel with a strong workwear influence from the American railroad. Fabrics and treatments give an authentic raw finish, from grinding on edges and rough finishes on vintage looking sweats, to waxed jackets, washed denims, and linens with brushed cotton. Priced at Rs 1299 onward.Autumn kick starts with 1920’s Parisian chic, from a crepe draped dress to oversized shoulder detailing. Jerseys are updated with antique prints, cowl neck detail and shoulder pads.

As the season progresses the focus turns to sophisticated glamour with the 80’s power women strutting her stuff. All over sequin shift dresses with contrast flower patterns and bat wing sleeves sit alongside cleverly adorned dresses using beads and sequins with padded military Esq. Shoulders. Long sleeve sequined wrap dresses with a delicate drape neckline in midnight blue give a fierce nod to Dynasty. Figure contouring creates an early Material Girl vibe - elasticized dresses feature busted corset detailing.

Trousers make a statement this season with cropped military pants. For a more refined take on the season’s deconstructed silhouette opt for tailored masculine cuts or super straight cigarette pants with ankle zip.

Outerwear is given the design treatment in rich, luxurious fabrics in warm winter hues. Double breasted wool styles have subtle bat wing sleeve detail for a perfect fit over knitwear.Oversized coats have low rise double fastening in dove grey and navy with pull up rib collars, with a traditional belted cream coat finished with a faux fur collar. New cuts with ruffled shoulders, shorter cropped and clean collarless designs dominate winter
wear. Knitwear is upated with beading, nautical stripes with bow detailing, military shoulders and deconstructed flowing styles.

French Connection features a neutral palette, sophisticated clean lines, and natural fabrics mixed with a healthy dose of Heritage tweeds, denim, and checks. Our Man likes to take things back to basics, and is spoilt for choice in simple sartorial sweats spiced up with attention to design details – from roll edge necklines on jumpers for a modern feel, or Henleys with herringbone tapes for a fresh take on Puritan.
Denim is sincere and has a slim silhouette, monochrome and mushroom tones set off against contrasting shine materials for a clean modern sportswear feel.

Completely seamless shirts and sweaters, jersey trousers, and sweatshirt shirts transform simple pieces into beautifully minimal outerwear. For deepest winter, our Man heads for the hills and goes skiing in a navy quilted jacket given a high-shine makeover, while a smart boiled wool jacket featuring quilted lining is perfect for Apres-ski. The best-selling quilted jacket is updated as a knitwear piece in the style of a Letterman
jacket with knitted sleeves. Tweed effect knitwear and vintage look ditsy floral print shirts teamed with scarlet denim and kitsch bobble hats, give a distinct feel of ‘70’s mountaineer. Deep purple and black mix on mini cords with overwashed checked shirts and technical flecked knits to continue the feel and complete a cosy tactile wardrobe for the winter Man. FCUK Denim retains the same masculine feel with a strong workwear influence from the American railroad. Fabrics and treatments give an authentic raw finish, from grinding on
edges and rough finishes on vintage looking sweats, to waxed jackets, washed denims, and linens with brushed cotton.

This is real clothing for the real outdoors Man. Hunting vests come in beige cotton, or denim with a contrast stripe lining. Over-patterned fairisle print cardigans, primary colour checked shirts, or a vintage animal pattern sleeveless knit cardigan all look great with cinch back raw denims or, for the brave, slim fit red cords. Overwashed wadded outerwear appears as gillets, jackets, and a huge double breasted parka with wrap around hood. Knitwear is chunky and cosy, with big and bold cable knits featuring heavy plaiting and wooden button detail. Layer over a checked shirt or a stylishly sublime example of the modern mis-matched man.Traditional winter accessories are given unusual, innovative style updates. Ties are jazzed up and
scarves are replaced by cable knit snoods. Bags come in all varieties from messenger bags to backpacks. Wallets and belts add an excellent finishing touch to the accessories collection.

About French Connection India
Founded in 1972 by Stephen Marks, French Connection, the edgy, attitudinal, high street British fashion brand set out to create well-designed and fashion-forward clothing with a quirky spin on design. With more than 1,500 outlets across 25 countries worldwide, French Connection is truly a global fashion brand. Brand Marketing India (BMI), the exclusive licensee for FCUK in India, introduced the brand to the Indian market at the Lakme Fashion Week in April 2007 and has since opened 21 points of sale across 8 cities. BMI has ensured that the brand in India emulates the same global strategy with respect to timely seasonal launches, competitive pricing and the highest standards of in-store service.