Christopher Raeburn Spring/Summer 2016 London

Playing to his strongest suit, Christopher Raeburn dressed his collection for the elements. This time the adventure takes him to the tropical terrains of Borneo in the Southeast Asian Malay Archipelago. The laser cut of the wooden invite set the tone for the technical precision of this season’s collection. Raeburn’s military-grade gear was fashioned after a maverick no less ardent about the outdoors than he is: anthropologist Tom Harrison, famed for his deep explorations into the geographical and cultural unknowns across the globe.

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