J.SABATINO 2014 Fall/Winter Collection

Contemporary label J.Sabatino offers an unusual blend of classic styles from washed denim suits to dandy-esque formal wear to leather jackets and scarves for its 2014 fall/winter collection. Mixing influences from both New York City and Tokyo, the brand is known for instilling a “disheveled” look into smarter fashion pieces, which is exactly what can be seen in this latest range. Check out the full collection above. Author: Alex Lendrum  /  Source: EYESCREAM.JP

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