Life/After/Denim | Fall 2010
Opting for a casual, yet city chic look, the latest collection from Life/After/Denim takes shape around plaid, checks and tweed. Embracing well adapted proportions in a stable of colors, Life/After/Denim keeps their range accessible with practical fits and cuts that buck the trends in turn for pieces that offer longevity.
Il Sistema Degli Oggetti | Fall 2010
Il Sistema Degli Oggetti or The System of Objects is the creative child of designers Alessandro Manzi, Anna Lottersberger and Caterina Coccioli. Taking inspiration from nature, but giving in to their dark inclinations, Il Sistema Degli Oggetti’s sophomore collection presents their notion of sexless fashion in a relaxed manner. Evolving from slouchy garments cut from mesh, a modern uniform takes shape around loose shirting and trousers that manage to find the balance between both a baggy and ultimately chic fit. Altogether, a certain charm resonates through the collection’s ability to offer classics that are reinterpreted with a great subtlety that adds to a progressive school of style.
Fall 2010 | Skin.Graft
Based out of sunny Los Angeles, Jonny Cota and Katie Kay of Skin.Graft are the latest designers to bring their dark aesthetic to light. Huge on leather, the fall collection turns to a familiar second skin as well as knitwear to create distinct silhouettes. Fitted with a penchant for detail, the range shows its strength with outerwear. Embracing a militaristic motif with an all-to familiar use of epaulets and the more distinctive shelled shoulders, leather jackets are taken to the next level, while fringe provides an edgy sense of whimsy.
Spring 2010 | Cav-000
The latest collection from Cav-000 is not necessarily provocative, but there is an element about its laid-back style that exudes a refined sense of carelessness. From semi-fitted monochromatic looks that revel in casualness to the modern suit that exhibits great youthfulness, Cav-000 achieves the perfect balance of style, practicality and relevance.
Fall 2010 | Fernando Korpi
While Finland-based designer Fernando Korpi may have looked to Roetzel Bernhard’s book entitled Gentleman – A Timeless Guide to Fashion for his fall collection, the range reveals a pleasant mix of sportswear and contemporary garments. From the slightly elongated shirt and slim silhouette to casual streetwear, Korpi paints the season with great personality and color, blending a certain humor with a casual easygoing spirit.
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