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Stylist Serge Girardi celebrates the 80s with a colorful spread that packs a punch with this season’s brightest suits and the iconic Ray-Ban. Doubling as the cool squad, William Eustace, Guy Robinson, Jerome W. and Borys Starosz sit for photographer Miuel Reveriego, who in turn captures a somewhat moody atmosphere.
Ben Hill, Clément Chabernaud, David Agbodji, Garrett Neff, Guy Robinson, Reid Prebenda, RJ Rogenski and others come together for Barneys’ second Look of the season. Focusing in on modern classics from the likes of C.P. Company, John Varvatos and Belstaff, Barneys delivers another dynamic editorial driven feature highlighting their spring offerings.
Undeniably one of menswear’s most rebellious designers, Thom Browne looks to old New York as his inspiration for fall’s collection. Letting out his shrunken silhouette, the outlandish designer took to exaggerated proportions to convey an overindulgent sense of luxury. With fur spilling out of the unlikeliest places, Browne turned to outerwear as a clear component of the collection’s worth, while elongated knits and tops made a wild splash against Browne’s impeccably tailored suiting. Whether his proportions are large or small, fall’s outing reaffirms Browne’s unwillingness to compromise his vision to the whims of the times.
Moving in a more fashionably versed direction, the latest collection from Spurr undergoes a downtown makeover. Hip and dangerously dark, fall’s outing proves that in addition to the dapper suit, Spurr knows how to make effortlessly cool sportswear. In the same vein, the label takes their tailored suit and turns it on its side for a hip undertaking in plaid and tweed. Ideal for the quintessential man with several occasion-driven personalities, Spurr goes the extra mile to provide a well-rounded view on what’s current in menswear.
Mixing suiting and streetwear, DKNY gets in touch with their urban side this season. Dark and somber, the collection bundles up for fall’s initial cold, looking to quilting and mountain boots to set the tone. Meanwhile, pleated trousers are slightly baggy and suitable for all occassions, not only giving DKNY’s man a city edge, but a modern grace. Effortlessly dressed head to toe, fall’s collection hits the right note for both the style aficionado and the everyday man.
Working with stylist Christopher Campbell, David Roemer photographs another crisp array of suiting for Robb Report. Appearing in the March 2010 issue, the editorial employs Adrian Wlodarski, Guy Robinson and Ryan Kennedy for a sophisticated spin of spring’s best.
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