Marc Jacobs Fall/​Winter 2012

Groom­ing the Slacker–Lend­ing his lat­est col­lec­tion a sporty vibe, Marc Jacobs turns to skate cul­ture to cen­ter the sea­son. Find­ing a point of view in relaxed tai­lor­ing, Jacobs’ man tears a page from the glossies, com­ing forth with the cool and ease of a famed musi­cian. Acces­sorized with a squared tie, suit­ing is nar­rowed and accented with yel­low as well as red. Armed with pleat­ing and a fit that teeters on the line of clas­si­cism and a more for­ward, casual approach to the sil­hou­ette, trousers join a range, ready for the evolv­ing occa­sion. Graphic shirt­ing, color blocked stripes and knits in soft hues are among the tops paired with loose over­coats, round­ing off a col­lec­tion that fuses the mod­ern gen­tle­man with the infec­tious slacker. /​ Pho­tos by Lorenzo Mar­cucci.

Naleye Junior Dolmans by Leon Mark in Marc Jacobs for Candy Magazine

Marc’s Girl–Return­ing to Candy mag­a­zine for another edi­to­r­ial, pho­tog­ra­pher Leon Mark cap­tures a Lolita fan­tasy. Fea­tur­ing Nal­eye Junior Dol­mans in fash­ions from Marc Jacobs, a cheeky mood of whimsy trans­lates into a flo­ral dri­ven wardrobe, styled by Ben­jamin Bruno.

Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring 2012 | New York Fashion Week

Life of the Party–In a sea­son about prep and pop art brought to life, Marc by Marc Jacobs deliv­ers at the top of his class. Mature, but fun at the same time, semi-​​fitted sil­hou­ettes play with brightly col­ored suit­ing, while easy shorts and shirt­ing options mesh with gym time. Marked by a turn­ing point of a clas­sic gray sweat­shirt, fur­nished with a mod­ern cut, the col­lec­tion has an ele­ment of joy with infec­tious prints to accent another dis­tinctly smart out­ing from Marc by Marc Jacobs.

Leopold Nilsson by Lorenzo Marcucci for Marc Jacobs Spring 2012

The Jacobs Lim­ited–Lorenzo Mar­cucci reunites with Leopold Nils­son for a show­ing of Marc Jacobs’ spring 2012 col­lec­tion. Inspired by the quirky world of Wes Ander­son and par­tic­u­larly The Dar­jeel­ing Lim­ited, Jacobs looks to dress the young urban­ite with a smart but off­beat appro­pri­a­tion for the fun­da­men­tals. Spring’s vision finds a relaxed pant sil­hou­ette paired with fit­ted shirt­ing for a con­stant fusion of styles. Dress­ing the Marc Jacobs man up with a flair for eccen­tric­i­ties, stand­bys like the tee are offered in a metal­lic gold, while trousers are pre-​​wrinkled or equpped with a draw­string. From blurred polka dots and infec­tious embell­ish­ments to fun eye­wear, Marc Jacobs sets the stan­dard for a mix of work and play when approach­ing the new season.

Lowell Tautchin by Juergen Teller for Marc by Marc Jacobs Fall 2011 Campaign

The New Spin–Marc by Marc Jacobs’ retro chic fall 2011 col­lec­tion finds a com­pan­ion in this season’s cam­paign star, Low­ell Tautchin (Mode/​Soul). Joined by Elle Fan­ning, Low­ell is pho­tographed by Juer­gen Teller for quite the seri­ous out­ing. /​ View Marc by Marc Jacob’s fall 2011 col­lec­tion here.

Adnan Djinovic for Marc Jacobs Fall 2011

A Gentleman’s Ren­dezvous–An early look at Marc Jacobs’ fall 2011 menswear col­lec­tion this past Jan­u­ary, explodes into a full wardrobe worn by Adnan Dji­novic. Work­ing around suit­ing and out­er­wear at the collection’s core, the range of neu­trals is accented by coral and teal. Alter­nat­ing between pleated trousers and fit­ted denim, the Marc Jacobs man cleans up for a sophis­ti­cated sea­son of clas­sics, pep­pered with charm­ing prints and an inter­est­ing eye for detail.

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Introduced in 1986, Marc Jacob’s namesake label has captured the essence of American fashion at its best. To coin the multiple CFDA Award winner (menswear, womenswear, and accessories) as multifaceted would simply be an understatement. From 70′s disco fever to 80′s punk, the New York designer never fails to dazzle and delight when fashion week comes along and is a prominent fixture to the New York City fashion scene. He unveiled his first menswear collection in 1994, with double breasted blazers and slim cut trousers as classic staples. His diffusion line Marc by Marc Jacobs, launched in 2001, elevates the wardrobe of a younger customer that favors a more cheeky, mix-and-matched and breezy look that can translate from the workplace to cocktail hours. It should be noted that a waitlist for the accessories is to be expected from the CFDA Accessories Award winning designer. Since 1997, Jacobs has also been at the helm of the French luxury powerhouse Louis Vuitton.