Friedrich Gray Spring 2009/10

The Fashionisto

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Published April 27, 2009

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Updated October 21, 2017

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Short and simple, Friedrich Gray’s Ben Pollitt previewed a sampling of his menswear collection at the latest Australian show for the spring 2009/10 season. The collection is predominantly black with the exception of a sheer frail tank baring a colorful screen print. However, emerging from the collection is a uniform look consisting of buttery soft light-weight leather jackets paired with sheer tops and slim silhouetted pants.

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Pictures from Vogue Australia

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