Hugo Boss Fall/Winter 2017 New York

Call it Boss 2.0. The collection designed by Ingo Wilts updated some of the company’s classic styles.

Under new brand director Ingo Wilts, the German powerhouse made a dramatic entry onto the New York Fashion Week: Men’s calendar Tuesday night.

Wilts sought inspiration from the company’s archives from the Eighties and Nineties and offered a collection that played with the volumes and proportions from those classic pieces. 

Contrasting effortless tailoring with performance pieces, the BOSS Menswear show presented a modern look, effortless outerwear and relaxed tailoring show a modern mood and a fresh approach to BOSS tailoring at the menswear show in NYC.

On the front row can be seen guests Hollywood actor Edgar Ramirez, Zachary Quinto, Miles Teller and male model Miles McMillan. And model and fashionista Marcel Floruss takeover Boss Instagram Official to enjoys the after party.

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