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Continuing to make quite the splash in the fashion scene, Brazilian model Francisco Lachowski turns up the charm in his latest campaign for the colorful T.I for Men. Simple, but showcasing a clean well put together style, T.I for men strikes a strong chord for the spring season.
Francisco Lachowski, Hugo Sauzay, Peter Cairns, Viggo Jonasson and others gather for Duvetica’s colorful spring 2010 campaign. Upbeat and youthful, the Italian label fine tunes the technical attributes of its outerwear and amps up the color for a little quirk this spring season.
Photographer Laurent Humbert captures an eclectic selection of relaxed spring suiting. Wearing garments from designers that include Kris Van Assche and Yves Saint Laurent, Francisco Lachowski, Oscar Spendrup, Stephan Haurholm and Tim Ruger casually gather for a modest studio session.
Reversing the spelling of his full name, designer Eric Kim moves forward with the launch of his new label Mik Cire. Formerly, the creative force behind Monarchy, Kim is branching out to explore a line that entails more than just denim and t-shirts. Hoping to create a full-range of affordable garments with a fashionable appeal, fall’s debut sees a penchant for black effortlessly tied to an accessible look–representative of a generation intrigued with the art of dressing, but ultimately with an approach that is young and current. Combining sharp outerwear with the provocativeness of street fashion, the Mik Cire’s man is off to a beat of his own with great future potential.
This season, Gant recruited designer Michael Bastian for Gant by Michael Bastian. Viewing the range as the wardrobe of “the younger brother to the Michael Bastian guy”, the designer’s collection was inspired by lacrosse and Gant’s archives. Going for a casual vibe, the laidback collection was showcased during a presentation, where models gathered in a locker room to shoot the breeze. Including everything from knitwear and khakis to mesh shorts, Bastian’s Gant outing was the timeless marriage of prep and jock.
The downsides of love may have been Yohji Yamamoto’s inspiration for Y-3’s latest outing, but romance was to be found in the sheer movement and drape of his designs. Geared as always to the athletic minded and style aficionado at heart, Yamamoto turned out a dark collection of billowing tops, capes and bottoms that took his vision for Adidas to the next level. Infusing sportswear with a tongue-in-cheek formality, Yamamoto delivered a great variety of lively pieces that were not complete without his signature oversize fit.
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