Jason Last and Fabien Montique come together to create a video featuring the fall collection of Robert Geller. Taken during the fittings leading up to Geller’s New York runway show, the short film captures the beautiful details of fall’s collection. Finally, the stars of Last and Montique’s film include Aiden Andrews, Bastiaan Ninaber, Christian Brylle, Mathias Bergh and Robbie Wadge.
Jolijn Snijders shares outtakes from another shoot with the charismatic Robbie Wadge. Photographed for an upcoming project from Dean Mayo Davies, another limited magazine is on the horizon and sure to please.
London Fashion Week | Carolyn Massey Fall 2010
Nestled amongst a sea of black and gray for the fall season, Carolyn Massey not only manages to soften the appearance of leather, but also slips in a delightful accent of pale pink. Letting out the wardrobe of her thoughtful man, Massey lengthens semi-relaxed knits, while also crafting billowing sleeves that add a certain lightness. Proving that fall fashion does not have to be bulky to function, Carolyn Massey’s man is strong on structure and color, but finishes soft in way of cut and drape.
London Fashion Week | Topman Design Fall 2010
Topman pulls away from the pack this season to stage their first standalone show. Delving into an earthy color palette that has its fair share of browns and burgundy accents, the collection exhibits a certain militaristic touch. While outerwear steals the show with an oversize appeal, a nature motif is explored with gradients across the collection’s shirting. Meanwhile, relaxed trousers round out a range that combines a young and masculine aesthetic with a progressive style.
Robbie Wadge & Zdenek Zaboj by Jolijn Snijders
Exposed and vulnerable or cast in the shadows, Robbie Wadge and Zdenek Zaboj are Jolijn Snijders’ latest subjects. Whether wide-eyed or precocious, it is no surprise that Snijders draws out the highly personal side of both Robbie and Zdenek.
New York Fashion Week | Bespoken Fall 2010
Bespoken’s most recent tailored outing adds the modesty of rural living. At one end of the spectrum, Bespoken presents their interpretation of the soft-spoken gentleman of today, before offering a casual foil in the simple indulgences of an earthy field coat or bold buffalo checks.
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