The collection: You always know what to expect from Parke & Ronen and their Spring Summer 2018 collection is no different. Not to say it’s a bad thing since the duo focuses on fit, fabrics and design that are relevant yet classic and quality that will see you wearing their garments season after season. Showcasing a variety […]
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The collection: One of the few menswear designers to embrace colours, the Carlos Campos Spring Summer 2018 collection channels his Latin background – electric blue, vivid red, clean white alongside navy and beige. Campos’ signatures come in clean lines with a relaxed fit this season. Outerwear are elongated while slightly oversized polos and shirtings are […]
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The collection: Brandon Sun continues a streetwear-inspired deconstruction with the SS18 collection for his new brand, XB OFCL. Shirting with Japanese knots hold the sleeves together as they do on denim and parachute nylon trousers. Less dystopian than the previous range though politics is still central to the theme, words like “Intentions Shatter” and We Knew […]
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The collection: There is something refined about Wood House’s Spring Summer 18 range made up of streetwear pieces. Mesh is seen in the form of muscle T-shirts, tank tops and lounge pants while tailoring is recreated with a looser silhouette. Reflective panels and the word “Caution” are emblazoned on garments, tying in with the political reflection […]
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The collection: Pushing the envelope with tailoring, Kenneth Ning inventively uses pin stripes fabric for his SS18 line to create a asymmetrical button up top that also come in denim and soft pink. Camouflage appears in this collection with a full military look paired with a black overcoat, tying in with a regimental aesthetic. With the […]
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The collection: Inspired by Blade Runner, Raf Simons’ SS18 range is his second showing at New York Fashion Week Mens and one that circles around the idea of rain. Models came through in sleek oversized rain outerwear, gumboots and umbrellas which lit up. While the garments were reminiscent of silhouettes from the last few collections, the […]
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The collection: Injecting relevance into classic silhouettes, David Hart created a Caribbean-inspired SS18 collection with knitted polos, Hawaiian shirts with banana prints and linen suitings in coral, salmon and mint. A plethora of wardrobe staples, models wore woven slip-ons and cravats at the New York Fashion Week Men’s presentation, elevating the relaxing look and reminding us […]
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The collection: Titled Trinkets, the Spring Summer 18 collection from Private Policy features rugged workwear with streetwear twist and Wild West silhouettes. Dusty pink were prevalent as were matching checkerboard and Jacquard prints at the New York Fashion Week Mens presentation. The brand styled the looks with cowboy boots but kept the range relevant with shorts pairing […]
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