PinLounging, Adonis Bosso sports plaid pants and a sweatshirt with boots from Fear of God’s fall-winter 2017 collection.
Designer Jerry Lorenzo takes a slight departure from his grunge influenced collections of the past. Fear of God’s fall-winter 2017 collection tackles a sporty aesthetic. Lorenzo envisions the high school athlete who shoots hoops and owns a comfortable wardrobe.
The vision for the season entails an easy approach to style with oversized sweatshirts, cropped jackets, elongated coats, and baggy shorts. Showcasing its collection on a group of men, women, and children, Fear of God enlists Geron McKinley, Adonis Bosso, Sasha Lane, Selena Forrest, Alanna Arrington, Jerry Lorenzo Manuel III as the stars of its lookbook.
Fear of God Fall/Winter 2017 Collection Lookbook
PinFear of God goes casual for fall with a grey gym-inspired number. The look features a short-sleeve sweatshirt and sweat shorts.
PinModel Adonis Bosso wears a pajama-inspired top with joggers and sneakers from Fear of God.
PinFront and center, Geron McKinley models a grey hoodie, joggers, and a hooded jacket by Fear of God.
PinStarring in Fear of God’s fall-winter 2017 lookbook, Adonis Bosso rocks a denim jacket with a hoodie, jeans, and boots.
PinSporting a leather jacket with a hoodie, Geron McKinley appears in Fear of God’s fall-winter 2017 lookbook.
PinOffering a cool hybrid for fall-winter 2017, Fear of God turns out a spin on the polo and short-sleeve sweatshirt.
PinAdonis Bosso wears a cropped jacket with a hoodie, shorts and hi-top sneakers from Fear of God’s fall-winter 2017 collection.
PinDoubling down on denim, Geron McKinley wears a fall-winter 2017 look by Fear of God.
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