Kris Van Assche Fall/Winter 2012

Belgian designer Kris Van Assche team up with Lee to produce a capsule denim collection for Fall/Winter 2012.

Kris Van Assche reinterpret a selection of Lee’s timeless worker wear styles giving each piece a much more contemporary edge, keeping the cuts simple and details restrained.

The lookbook features Arthur Gosse shot by Bruno Staub.

And see behind the scenes from this shoot here

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