French label De Fursac reunites with photographer Karim Sadli and model Adrien Sahores for its spring-summer 2015 menswear imagery. Always a brand for the man who desires debonair styles, De Fursac seamlessly blends casual and formal elements for another polished outing. Outside of impeccably tailored suiting, De Fursac delivers upbeat pops of color for the season with red, yellow and blue. Embracing the colorful attitude, suiting separates and jackets are instantly inviting and covetable. / Art direction by Atelier Franck Durand.
De Fursac Adds a Pop of Color for Spring/Summer 2015 Menswear Collection
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