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Keeping with tradition, Neil Barrett photographs fall’s runway cast, which includes Adrien Brunier, Alexander Jakob, André Bentzer, Clinton Weber, Eddie Klint, Felix Schopgens, Henry Watkins, Jacob Coupe, Jeremie Laheurte, Josh Beech, Luis Borges, Max Barreau, Nicholas Hinman, Patrick Meckelburg, Ramon Von Roon, Sid Ellisdon and Thomas Hoefnagels.
Rei Kawakubo allows the usual play on patterns to take a backseat this season as the Comme des Garçons man bundles up for a cold fall. Crafting a uniform winning look, wrinkled fabrics and corduroy make for the casual outing as suiting finds itself broken into oversize shorts layered with relaxed jackets and trousers. With the small exception of spontaneous bursts of color provided by accessories, the general color palette is subdued–showcasing a new modesty for the Comme des Garçons man.
Styled by Luke Day and photographed by Willem Jaspert, Sid Ellisdon models Topman’s upcoming LENS collection, which hits stores in February. Joining Carolyn Massey, Dexter Wong, Kaspar Harup-Hansen and Mjölk this season for the Topman design collective is Finnish designer Dusty and sportswear guru Christopher Shannon.
Tailored to the strapping young gentleman, Moschino’s latest collection interjects a certain informality into streamlined suiting. Dressed for autumn, zippers, emblems and colored panels find an unexpected home on the range’s jackets, while denim as the common denominator is thrown in to resonate this season’s desired casualness.
Neil Barrett plays a classic game of Jekyll and Hyde for the upcoming fall season. Using black, gray and leather to create duotones, contrasting natures come together to form subtle reinterpretations of menswear’s core pieces. Offering sleek silhouettes alongside wrinkled fabrics, the Neil Barrett man may be a man of many moods, but his penchant for effortless elegance is continious.
Still enamored by character-driven fashion, Frankie Morello fuses the rebel and ivy league jock for a predominantly black collection that manages to be playful. Skirts standout in an interesting array of studded garments that find their dangerous match in the addictive joys of leather. From classic denim and oversize knits to biker jackets, Frankie Morello delivers another fully-functional season that strives on a vision that is fearless.
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