Tag: modern outerwear

One can always expect a youthful vibe from Timo Weiland, and the spring collection didn’t stray too far from the oeuvre of designers Timo Weiland, Donna Kang and Alan Eckstein.

Direct and non-stop today we welcome the New York Fashion Week presenting Menswear's Spring/Summer 2016. Introducing David Hart who explores square patterns for jackets and trousers, polos, and squares all over on shirts into their innovative designs colourfulness. An original, fun, young collection given to everyone full joy to see this.

Model Evan Benham in a photography captured by Wander Aguiar. Editorial for Satellite Magazine.

The summer '15 Identity collection has a laid back, yet luxurious feel. Stylish themes separate understated hues and create the collection's foundation, while new seasonal colours, classic-meets-contemporary shapes and artistic prints add inspiring vitality to the collection. Soft cottons and linen mixes are indispensable and round out the collection for warmer days ahead.

The title of father-and-son team Joe and Charlie Casely-Hayford was nicely apposite for London menswear's themes as a whole: OF INDETERMINATE ORIGIN. That's not to say you couldn't have picked apart all the disparate threads of this, or any other of this week's shows: Nineties hip-hop, Sixties Mod discipline, rave-era Ibiza, Northern Soul, and all the other reference points that have clung round every collection. It's that all those things have become so melded together, so fused into something familiar yet strange, that the points of origin matter less and less. Instead, they're elements garbled in translation, warped and stretched into hybrids so far evolved that they've become almost entirely separate things.

Model Noah Teicher graces the pages of the June/July issue of DA MAN magazine, starring in a studio fashion editorial, lensed by photographer John Norris.