Designer Greg Lauren showed an impressive total of sixty-two looks during his runway show for spring-summer 2016. Continuing a penchant for storied clothes with an old era charm, fabrics were deconstructed and reworked for ensembles that went beyond a first glance. Fitted layers of white, tan and moss green kicked off the collection with parkas, comfortable joggers, tattered tees and utilitarian jackets setting the tone. Adding a more formal element, suiting was weaved throughout the lineup, offering a cohesive look that still maintained its own character. Rounding out the range, overalls, tailored sports jackets and oversized dusters also made the grade.
Greg Lauren Spring/Summer 2016 Collection | New York Fashion Week: Men
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