The U.K. punk movement of the late Seventies served as the core behind cofounders Scot Shandalove, Henry Choi and Jake Zeitlin's collection for Matiere.
Matiere’s love of San Francisco and the Grateful Dead shone through in its spring collection. “We love San Francisco and the northern region and wanted to tie it into the grittiness of the city,” said designer Scot Shandalone.
For Spring/Summer 2016 Matiere embraces the concept of duality through the use of unexpected materials on modern silhouettes creating a collection that is both familiar and conceptual. Together the textural fabrics and technical details harmonize to form a contemporary collection of comfort and function. A clean palette of optic white, oceanic blue and dusted grey complements this season's textured modernism for an inviting dichotomy that innovates and excites.
Margaret Howell Spring 2027 delivers quiet, intelligent menswear through relaxed tailoring, earthy colors, easy shorts and beautifully considered everyday layers.
Alessandro Michele turns Valentino menswear into an archive of possibilities for Spring 2027, mixing oversized tailoring, vivid color, romantic details and preppy codes inside Paris’s Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève.
Miuccia Prada recontextualizes the everyday male wardrobe for Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2027, where sportswear, tailoring and familiar basics find an unexpectedly refined new attitude.
At Roland-Garros, Lacoste turns red clay into the foundation of its Spring/Summer 2027 menswear. Pelagia Kolotouros rewrites tennis codes through oversized tailoring, technical sportswear and flashes of electric yellow and purple.
Stefano Gallici takes the Ann Demeulemeester man into the California desert for Lonesome Heaven, a Spring/Summer 2027 collection of distressed tailoring, faded denim, leather and romantic rock layers.