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New-York based photographer Sean P. Watters shares the first studio shot of Florian Pessenteiner after a dramatic haircut. From long to short…do you like it?
California-based label LNA tests the waters at New York Fashion Week with a hip new collection that showcases the versatility required for a modern age of style aficionados and trendsetters alike. Fitted with a certain casualness, the range strikes a high chord with well-proportioned sweats and slouchy tops. (WWD)
Chipping away at the superficial embellishments of life, fall’s collection from Odyn Vovk looks to body, mind and essence to fulfill this season’s vision. Bringing together the remains of a not to distant past, designer Austin Sherbanenko sent his men down the runway in somber layers of wool, linen and leather. A rapid succession of deconstructed separates proved to have the precision to unearth a gritty sense of refinement. Traveling the well-versed path between simple hooded sweatshirts and ready-to-layer shorts to more complicated pieces like the collection’s outerwear, Sherbanenko looked to texture and fabric for a dynamic quality. From capes and cropped denim to exposed shirt tails, the Odyn Vovk man evolves into a more complex character with a style that has gradually been worn away for a more organic finish.
The mention of Rick Owens may evoke images of the edgy rebel clad in head-to-toe black, but without apparent effort, the designer creates a chic vision for fall. Minimal and unaffected under constraint, Owens turns to clay tones for a wide spectrum of soft yet masculine looks. While funnel collars come in all shapes and sizes, Owens’ earthy layering looks to texture and winged shapes for purpose. Building off of a fall wardrobe that is not afraid to bare arms, the collection takes special aim at tanks and sleeveless knits, before rounding off the season with boots dressed in a daring reptile print.
The designs of fresh new talent Asger Juel Larsen land in the spotlight once more with an editorial for Fault magazine. Photographed by Simian Coates and styled by Fiona Jane, Florian Pessenteiner is joined by Jasmine P. for a glamorous look at Larsen’s medieval inspired range.
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