Rag & Bone Spring 2011 | New York Fashion Week

By on 12 September 2010 in 2010, 2011, abiah hostvedt, bastien bonizec, charlie france, christian brylle, clement chabernaud, corey baptiste, ethan james, johnny george, jonas kesseler, lucho jacob, marcel castenmiller, matvey lykov, max motta, miles garber, new york fashion week, oskar tranum, rag & bone, reid prebenda, runway, salieu jalloh, sasha lysenko, silviu tolu, spring, spring 2011, tomek szczukiecki, vince robitaille, william eustace   

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Most poignant at Rag & Bone’s recent show­ing was a somber atmos­phere that sur­pris­ingly housed work­er­swear with a Bohemian flair. Tire­lessly rein­vent­ing clas­sics sea­son after sea­son, design­ers Mar­cus Wain­wright and David Neville never fail to charm with a cohe­sive theme that takes their man on a spir­ited jour­ney. For the spring sea­son, this fine attribute is put to the test with an eclec­tic col­lec­tion of bold pieces, rang­ing from over­alls and gar­ments with elon­gated pro­por­tions to jump­suits. Tak­ing a risk that pays off, Rag & Bone serves up both delights for the edi­to­r­ial eye and the fash­ion­able man on the go. With a loosely fit­ted wardrobe at his dis­posal, there is a cer­tain sense of free­dom and expres­sion that accom­pa­nies the Rag & Bone man this season.










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