Iceberg creative director James Long designed a collection infused with a playful, joyful vibe. A maritime theme emerged in the lineup that was filled with knits and T-shirts embellished with stripes, while the season’s signature shirt — a cotton hooded style — was inspired by sailors’ uniforms.
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
Iceberg Men’s Spring 2017
In a move to explore exotic atmospheres, Long splashed an allover tropical pattern worked in a subdued color palette of military green and black on a fluid silk shirt and reversible bombers, and embroidered the back of a washed denim jacket with a palm. In an homage to Iceberg’s long-lasting link with the art world, a Warhol-like image of Superman appeared as an intarsia on a crewneck sweater.
