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Bjorn Buckley, Felix Branch & David McLeod Sport James Long x Topman for Clash
Special Jumpers–Clash takes a closer look at James Long’s jumpers for Topman with a series of photos taken by Gareth Rhys. Featuring models Bjorn Buckley (PRM London), Felix Branch (Elite London) and David McLeod (Elite London), Long’s signature knits are paired with trousers from Beyond Retro and footwear ...
Reece Sanders Dons the James Long x Topman Collaboration
The James Long Touch–FM model Reece Sanders fronts the latest James Long x Topman collaboration collection. Relaxed and composed, Reece sports the collection, which features a vibrant and eclectic range of knits and pullovers infused with the James Long signature design.
James Long Spring/Summer 2013 | London Collections: Men
Short Mode–Precise mathematical printing together with strong graphics and metallic embellishments resulted in a collection reminiscent of futuristic warriors of Asia for James Long spring/summer 2013. With a big focus on shorts, structure and volume were built through the use of side pleating and paneling in a myriad ...
Harry, Jester, Toby, Oliver & Jackson Explore the City of London for Topman’s New Gen Project
The Young and the Free–Following up on a previous post, Topman enlists Craig Thomas to create a short film to complement the New Gen Men’s T-Shirt campaign. Elgar Johnson styles the five exuberant models, Harry (M&P), Toby (Select), Jester (Select), Oliver (Elite), and Jackson (Premier) in the various t-shirts, as the boys show off their fun and goofy personas while shooting the project ...
Topman is Most Definitely Team UK
New Gen Tees–Topman is collaborating with popular up and coming London designers once more, this time around on a new t-shirt collection to celebrate British talent. Inviting James Long, Katie Eary, Lou Dalton, Sibling and Christopher Shannon to design for the project, the range’s theme is Menswear Rules Britannia. ...
James Long Fall/Winter 2012 | London Fashion Week
Earth Matter–Looking to the work of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky for inspiration, James Long found a rocky reference after revisiting Quarries. Translating stones and debris into a fantastic collection starting point with fine textures and rich colors, Long delivered a visual treat. Hip and youthful, the ...
