
The Perfect Wardrobe–For the spring 2012 season, Tim Van Steenbergen relaunches his menswear collection with Boy Kortekaas, photographed by Tomas Vandecasteele. Inspired by a perfect day in a man’s life, the collection contains everything from t-shirts and trousers to suits, complete with a scarf and beanie. Using a color palette of predominantly neutrals with a few primary colors and green accents thrown in, Van Steenbergen negates the fuss of prints by using them sparingly.

A peaceful look at Tim Van Steenbergen’s latest collection proves that looks can be deceiving. Inspired by the motion of sculptor painter Lucio Fontana, an eclectic collection thrives in the details. While knits provide a worn-in character, treated leather offers a sharp contrast to asymmetrical shirting. Meanwhile, pants of fitted and relaxed varieties demonstrate the collection’s versatility, while accessories complete Tim Van Steenbergen’s tasteful penchant for balancing accessibility with a desire to push design forward.

By the time I get to Phoenix she’ll be rising
She’ll find the note I left hangin’ on the door
She’ll laugh when she reads the part that says I’m leavin’
’Cause I’ve left that girl so many times before” –Glenn Campbell
Source | Tim Van Steenbergen

Belgian designer Tim Van Steenbergen demonstrates his keen eye for design with his current fall collection. Moved by the intricate details found in nature, the designer has fashioned a collection that combines unique, but subtle cuts with varied textures. Based in an appropriate color palette of earth tones, the collection’s details are best highlighted. At first sight, sculpted hoods make quite the powerful statement, while the designer’s point of view continues to be carried out with the effortless draping of fabric and careful placement of buttons. Whether in the pleats of a coat or in the details of how a lapel falls, the collection finds the ideal harmony between the essentials and the shaping of tomorrow’s fashion.