Astrid Andersen elevates sports-sourced streetwear—the daily uniform of so much of the world—through the application of lushly luxurious fabrications and decorative detail.
“The concept is without,” said Darren Barrowcliff, Hardy Amies’s head of design, while surveying his 14-look collection on a phalanx of models arranged at The Arts Club of Mayfair, London.
Ask Craig Green—British fashion’s favorite conceptualist—how he feels about being labeled thus, and he wrinkles his nose a bit and grins incredulously. “We never start with a concept,” he shrugs. “It’s just things that feel right.”
MAN enjoys an unrivalled reputation for identifying and supporting the most exciting new menswear names in the industry. The selected designers to show their Fall/Winter 2016 collections were Rory Parnell-Mooney, Grace Wales Bonner and Charles Jeffrey.
Kramer Evans becomes a living sculpture in Statuesque, captured through the refined lens of Daniel Jaems. A minimalist, powerful study of the male form that proves less is always more.
Shot under the Brazilian sun, MODUS VIVENDI’s “Salty Blossoms” campaign brings heat, sensuality, and bold daisy prints to life with model Luiz Felipe Altenfelder.
James Yates brings effortless sophistication to LE MILE’s latest digital cover, proving that relaxed tailoring and fluid silhouettes are the ultimate spring style upgrade.