Spring 2010 | Attachment

Blend­ing clas­sics with mod­ern day sta­ples, Attach­ment designer Kazuyuki Kuma­gai builds a mul­ti­func­tional col­lec­tion for the upcom­ing spring sea­son. Where dis­tressed denim adds an acces­si­ble ele­ment to the range, cropped sweats and leg­gings keep the col­lec­tion cur­rent, while nylon gar­ments offer a sporty appeal. Finally, a pre­dom­i­nantly dark col­lec­tion is accented by its fair share of live­lier col­ors such as yel­low and royal blue, mak­ing for a well-​​balanced season.

(more…)

Fall Arrivals — Atelier New York

Pic­tured left to right: Attach­ment, Carol Chris­t­ian Poell and m.a+

It’s not fall until beloved retailer Ate­lier New York starts post­ing their lat­est arrivals. As usual, the ini­tial buys are stel­lar with a strong show­ing in out­er­wear.  Attach­ment deliv­ers with a beau­ti­fully draped coat, while m.a+ crafts a smart dual lay­ered wool jacket.  On the other hand, Carol Chris­t­ian Poell offers their annual selec­tion of but­tery soft leather in impec­ca­ble cuts.  If course, this is only the begin­ning and Ate­lier will be get­ting in sev­eral other arrivals includ­ing Ann Demeule­meester, Damir Doma and The Viridi-​​anne.

Attachment Fall 2009

Designer Kazuyuki Kuma­gai light­ens an oth­er­wise somber sea­son with Attachment’s easy­go­ing col­lec­tion of both sub­stance and style. Look­ing to out­er­wear as an impor­tant focal point, Kuma­gai works in old favorites like the duf­fel coat in reworked nar­row pro­por­tions. Not aban­don­ing lux­ury, the label’s penchent for leather is addressed with col­or­ful washed leather motor­cy­cle jack­ets. Mean­while, denim and elon­gated tops make a strong show­ing dress­ing down looks that go either way. Gen­er­ally, Attach­ment joins the grow­ing num­ber of labels who appeal to the demo­graphic look­ing for pieces that com­pli­ment both con­ser­v­a­tive day-​​to-​​day looks as well as the occa­sional quirks that accom­pany spontaneity.

(more…)

The Elements — Attachment Fall 2009

(more…)

Attachment Fall 2008

(more…)

Fall 2008 Trends: Hunting Games

Top Row (left to right): Yves Saint Lau­rent, Alexan­der McQueen, Dress­camp, Num­ber (N)ine, Y3

Bot­tom Row (left to right): Attach­ment, Mahar­ishi, Adam Kim­mel, Yohji Yamamoto

The Trend: Hunt­ing Games

What: Fit­ted and relaxed plaid out­er­wear with a burst of color or dulled down.  Unique flan­nel that stands out from the crowd and util­ity inspired (ie. Adam Kim­mel) pieces.  Earth toned neu­trals for bot­toms and boots rang­ing from chukkas to lace ups and pull-​​on.

With: Play with pieces, mix­ing the hyper mas­cu­line with softer fash­ion for­ward pieces.  Stick to a color palette of greens, deep blues, dark grays, and earthy browns.

Follow Us

• Like our Page
• Check our Boards
• Follow our RSS
• Follow us on Twitter
• Subscribe to our Channel

Popular Posts

Luke Worrall by Jahn Hall for Fashionisto Exclusive
Dominik Takacs by Mark Law for Men’s Folio
Fall Comes Easy with Daisuke Ueda for H&M
Justus by Tobias Wirth for Fashionisto Exclusive
Garçons de la Journée by Julian Niznik for Fashionisto Exclusive

Subscribe by Email

Fashionisto Summer 2012

Do you like us?

View Updates by Modeling Agency

Fashionisto Magazine

Recent Articles

• Miles McMillan & Ton Heukels Cover the Latest from the Un-​​Titled Project
• André Bentzer Shows Off His Athletic Ambitions for H&M
• Chiun-​​Kai Shih Aims His Lens on Heritage Ranch for Stil Magazine
• Sebastian Sauvé is a Summer Dream for Armani Exchange S/​S 2012
• Adrian Cardoso, Zhao Lei, Hao Yungxiang & David Hundertmark Dip Into Menswear Highlights for Robb Report