Trends first made popular by 1970s crime series Hawaii Five-0 are dominating men’s fashion this summer, thanks to young fans of bright prints who weren’t even born when the first series was broadcast.
Trends first made popular by 1970s crime series Hawaii Five-0 are dominating men's fashion this summer, thanks to young fans of bright prints who were#
Hawaiian print shorts and garish shirts are flying off the shelves at Debenhams and into suitcases, with the retailer reporting sales up by a scorching 160%.
Trends first made popular by 1970s crime series Hawaii Five-0 are dominating men's fashion this summer, thanks to young fans of bright prints who were#
British men are snapping up the tropical slim fit shirts and garish swim shorts that the show is most famous for, and for the full Hawaii Five-0 effect they may even start using the renowned catch phrase, ‘book ‘em Danno’.
Trends first made popular by 1970s crime series Hawaii Five-0 are dominating men's fashion this summer, thanks to young fans of bright prints who were#
“Men are going totally tropical this summer and are losing all inhibitions when it comes to their holiday wardrobes,” says Debenhams Menswear Buying Director, Paul Baldwin.
Trends first made popular by 1970s crime series Hawaii Five-0 are dominating men's fashion this summer, thanks to young fans of bright prints who were#
The trend has been put down to months of hard work in a tough climate, as men are jetting off for their summer holidays and letting their hair down by opting for bright, colourful clothes.
Trends first made popular by 1970s crime series Hawaii Five-0 are dominating men's fashion this summer, thanks to young fans of bright prints who were#
Baldwin continues; “Once the summer holiday starts, the suit is thrown to the back of the wardrobe and men are reaching for garish prints to really show their true colours.”
Trends first made popular by 1970s crime series Hawaii Five-0 are dominating men's fashion this summer, thanks to young fans of bright prints who were#
Debenhams’ personal shoppers have been advising men on how to pull off the ‘Hawaii five-0’ trend without looking like another famous tropical print lover, Timmy Mallet.
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