Spring 2010 | Claude Grant

Enti­tled “Ram­blin’ Rose”, Claude Grant’s spring 2010 col­lec­tion was inspired by the prospects of cre­at­ing a “street smart androg­yny.” Although a menswear line, Grant felt that the col­lec­tion had a roman­tic spirit per­fect for both gen­ders and decided to reflect that in his look­book with the cast­ing of both a male and female model. With this in mind, the col­lec­tion approaches the sea­son with ease and finesse, opt­ing for light clean pieces. Revolv­ing around a relaxed fit, sep­a­rates embrace a free spir­ited nature that is organic and approach­able. Rolled shorts of denim fea­ture loose fray, while over­size tanks and shirt­ing options are com­plete with sub­tle, but dis­tinct embell­ish­ments. And if Grant’s soft laid-​​back approach is not cap­ti­vat­ing enough, his spring col­lec­tion is rounded out by a charm­ing leather jacket, cut short with enlarged lapels. Alto­gether, Grant offers bespoke gar­ments of integrity that have a cer­tain qual­ity that make the wearer feel at home and always in vogue.

Pic­tures cour­tesy of Claude Grant