Calvin Klein Spring 2010

This spring, Calvin Klein finally mar­ries their lead­ing rep­u­ta­tion with the con­cept of the mod­ern man, who is con­stantly push­ing bound­aries in fash­ion. Calvin Klein’s Cre­ative Direc­tor, Italo Zuc­chelli breathes new life into the label with sleeve­less boxy skin bar­ing tops, which rep­re­sent a soft but mas­cu­line armor that per­fectly com­pli­ments the wispy col­lec­tion of spring appro­pri­ate coats and jack­ets. Although the col­lec­tion plays it safe with pre­dom­i­nately black, gray and brown mono­chro­matic ensem­bles, it deliv­ers with inge­nu­ity and sub­stance. The collection’s sheer ele­ments com­bat the daily uni­form if you will, ele­vat­ing pieces as sim­ple as the dress shirt to a new refined level that requires thought before inte­gra­tion. Iri­des­cent hues of pur­ple and blue add another dimen­sion to the col­lec­tion, while irreg­u­lar­i­ties uti­lize a vibrant orange and turquoise, meet­ing the quota for color.

Pic­tures from WWD