Carlos Garciavelez continued to draw from his architectural background for spring, referencing the decay of roads, tunnels and bridges and the cities themselves.
Garciavelez offered a very pattern-heavy lineup, developing his own graphic prints and exploring new styles of construction that resulted in some unique novelty pieces. These included a tank top layered over a hooded sweatshirt in one piece and pants turned inside out revealing exposed cargo pockets and exposed seams as embellishment details. Such tricks managed to achieve a balance between relaxed and sporty.
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Garciavelez Men’s RTW Spring 2017
Boom productions was the one to produced this Collection, styled by Tom van Dorpe and grooming by MAC Cosmetics.