Greg Lauren Explores the Idea of the Hero for Fall

The Fashionisto

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Published February 6, 2016

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Updated February 8, 2016

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Model and actor Tyson Beckford connects with Greg Lauren for fall, representing the designer’s idea of a hero.

Greg Lauren examined the hero archetype for fall, creating six vignettes that aimed to explore, question, celebrate and reinterpret classic notions of masculinity. Honing in on the nomad, artist, fighter, dandy and superhero, Lauren extended his vision with a presentation during New York Fashion Week: Men.

Staging a show centered around a boxing ring, the designer proposed that we are all fighting for something. For Lauren, this fight is a romanticized vision of menswear. A rugged sense of nostalgia is found in fabrics that appear worn, offering a second life to the designer’s layered narrative.

Here, elongated shirts captured the boundary pushing vision of artists, while draped ponchos reinforce the image of the nomad. From dandy three-piece suiting, updated with slouchy, tapered trousers to tattered gym-inspired threads for the fighter, Greg Lauren delivered a magical collection.

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Ponchos contribute to Greg Lauren’s stylish idea of the nomad.
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Tattered, monochromatic separates encompass Greg Lauren’s spin on the fighter and activewear for fall.
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Greg Lauren makes a modern play on proportions with his elongated shirt.
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Greg Lauren goes dandy with an over the top take on suiting that is cleverly infused with casual pieces.

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