James Long

Iceberg Menswear Pre-Fall 2024

ICEBERG, under the creative direction of James Long, is...

Iceberg Menswear Spring 2022 Milan

New York’s 1980s pop art and street culture invades...

James Long Fall/Winter 2016 London

James Long’s clothes are a decidedly acquired taste. There are men among his brethren who adore his Lurexes, his paint-splattered denims, his embroidered sweatshirts and rubberized leopards. Those flamboyant peacocks are not only Long’s loyal customers but his inspiration for Fall 2016.

James Long Spring/Summer 2015 London

James Long Spring/Summer 2015 at London Collection Men, long...

James Long Fall/Winter 2014 London

James Long is featuring his Menswear Fall/Winter 2014 Collection...

James Long Spring/Summer 2014

James Long presented his Spring/Summer 2014 collection during London Collections: Men, featuring a great use of layers and patterns and beautiful knitwear.
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