PinOscar Robertson wears a denim jacket and jeans from Acne Studios, a leopard print silk shirt, and a silver curb-link bracelet from Saint Laurent.
Mr Porter hones in on the 1970s fashion trend with inspired looks from the fall-winter 2015 collections. The luxury retailer connects with Hidden Charms drummer Oscar Robertson, who also stars in Burberry’s latest campaign advertisement.
Photographed by John Gorrigan with styling by Mr Porter deputy style director Olie Arnold, Robertson tackles several of the season’s biggest trends, which are fueled by 1970s nostalgia.
Embracing corduroy and shearling, Robertson is front and center in an inspiring wardrobe that includes its fair share of lean denim jeans, turtlenecks, and playful button-downs. Shop the featured ensembles on MrPorter.com.
PinOscar Robertson wears faux shearling trimmed corduroy jacket Maison Kitsune, ribbed wool-blend turtleneck sweater Maison Martin Margiela and houndstooth wool trousers Gieves & Hawkes.PinOscar Robertson wears corduroy blazer Polo Ralph Lauren, printed cotton shirt Alexander McQueen, slim-fit cotton corduroy trousers Tomas Maier and leather chelsea boots R.M. Williams.PinOscar Robertson wears shearling-trimmed wool overcoat Burberry Prorsum, ribbed palace and wool-blend turtleneck sweater Gucci, slim-fit checked baby alpaca-blend trousers Paul Smith and ribbed Merino wool-blend socks Pantherella.PinOscar Robertson wears slim-fit corduroy blazer Sacai, stand-collar shirt J.W. Anderson, slim-fit cotton twill trousers Maison Martin Margiela and horsebit leather loafers Gucci.PinOscar Robertson wears flaus brushed fleece jacket Acne Studios, slim-fit wool and mohair-blend trousers Valentino, half-zip polo shirt and silver curb-link bracelet Saint Laurent.PinOscar Robertson wears denim jacket Levi’s Vintage Clothing, ponte t-shirt Public School, contrast-stitched corduroy trousers Givenchy and silver curb-link bracelet Saint Laurent.
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