
Lenz Von Johnston debuted in Milan during the Fall/Winter 2008 season as an exclusive for Prada. In the same season, he became the face of cK by Calvin Klein alongside supermodel, Lara Stone. He has also walked for Alexander McQueen, Thom Browne, Yigal Azrouel, Louis Vuitton, Versace and Moschino. Lenz has appeared in V, VMAN, i-D, Vogues Hommes Japan, Man About Town, 10 Men and Vogue Nippon. Born in Germany, Lenz starred in campaigns for Mulberry Spring/Summer 2009 and Hilfiger Denim Fall/Winter 2010.

Playing Shapes–Ports 1961 designers Fiona Cibani and Ian Hylton pull together a meticulous collection focusing on sharp lines, construction and varying proportions. Cast in a somber gray palette, the label’s leading man lives up to the classic image of Saville Row. Donning double-breasted suits and clad in outerwear, cut with a minimalist hand, Ports 1961′s gentleman embraces a smooth season that plays tailored tradition against playful exploration. From narrow, well-framed jackets to a final roundup of voluminous coats, Ports 1961 introduces a season of function and spontaneity for a modest success.

High Ambitions–Ready for new heights, designer Kean Etro looked to the mystical Pegasus as the starting point of his latest collection. Marrying the extravagant use of feathers to Etro’s signature prints, the rich affair brought forth quite the avid imagination. Beginning the show with eveningwear, monotone brocade gave way to not only richer prints, but feathers turned out as jackets, scarves, ties and other pieces. From the dark palette of gray and black to a sampling of the warm sun’s rays, Etro explored the color spectrum, even going as far as a fiery red. From overcoat and vest to shoes, the devil was in the details. Masterfully mixing prints and textures, the collection was presented with personality, depth and ultimately the fine qualities of the modern-day gentleman.