Rag & Bone Returns to Catwalk with Spring ’20 Collection

The Fashionisto / Published September 8, 2019

Rag & Bone returns to the runway to present its spring-summer 2020 men’s collection. Shown alongside women’s looks, designer Marcus Wainright unveils a mix of practical clothing. Urban-inspired style seamlessly blends with tailoring for the season. Models such as James Turlington showcase stylish layers, which bring together key clothing items like the coach jacket, parka, and trench coat. Sporadic pops of color join a calming sea of navy and grey. Hero pieces range from graphic knitwear and classic dark wash denim to regular-cut cargo pants.

Rag & Bone Spring/Summer 2020 Men’s Collection


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