Spring 2010 | Soar

We pre­vi­ously shared a pre­view of Tim Soar’s spring 2010 col­lec­tion last month and yes­ter­day the British designer revealed the com­plete col­lec­tion as part of Lon­don Fash­ion Week. Enti­tled, “Fold­ing Dia­grams for a Spread Squash”, the ini­tial pre­view of the col­lec­tion showed off Soar’s min­i­mal vision tak­ing menswear to a sil­hou­ette that is very boxy with mod­est col­ors for the most part. How­ever, the run­way show reveals the col­lec­tion in a new light. Soar’s reg­u­lar DJ gigs heav­ily influ­enced the col­lec­tion lend­ing it to a younger feel. Soar’s DJ inspi­ra­tions influ­ence the col­lec­tion in a deci­sive man­ner, infus­ing his suit­ing with metal­lic sil­ver, rep­tile prints and leather. On point with spring’s trends, Soar’s col­lec­tion also fea­tures semi-​​sheer white pieces. At large, Soar trav­els a road that is imprac­ti­cal with his selec­tion of stand­out ele­ments. How­ever, he makes the wise effort to incor­po­rate these details into com­mer­cial ensem­bles, offer­ing the best of both worlds – safe and daring.

Pic­tures from GQ UK