Counter Culture: HUGO Takes Style Inspiration from Venice Beach

The Fashionisto

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Published March 2, 2016

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Models Felix Gesnouin and Nicolas Ripoll come together in logo fashions from HUGO’s spring-summer 2016 collection.

Approaching its spring-summer 2016 collection, HUGO by Hugo Boss looks to Venice Beach and its longstanding relationship with skaters for style inspiration. Bringing a tailored point of view to streetwear-influenced ensembles, HUGO embraces monochromatic numbers, relaxed proportions and graphic prints. From super black suiting, cut in a slim fit to t-shirts and sweatshirts, emblazoned with HUGO logos, the German brand turns out a smart collection with a youthful appeal.

HUGO by Hugo Boss Spring/Summer 2016 Lookbook

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Nicolas Ripoll dons a beach inspired print from HUGO’s spring-summer 2016 men’s collection.
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Felix Gesnouin dons a trim two-button suit with one of HUGO’s logo pullovers for spring.
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Felix Gesnouin is front and center in a black shirt jacket from HUGO’s spring-summer 2016 offering.
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Nicolas Ripoll channels skaterboy style in a HUGO pullover from the German brand’s spring-summer 2016 collection.
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Felix Gesnouin embraces a graphic all-over palm tree print from HUGO.
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Nicolas Ripoll has a stylish black and white moment for HUGO’s spring-summer 2016 outing.

HUGO by Hugo Boss Spring/Summer 2016 Campaign

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Models Luca Lemaire and Mathias Lauridsen star in HUGO by Hugo Boss’ skater-inspired spring-summer 2016 campaign.

HUGO enlists the help of photographer Brett Lloyd to capture its spring-summer 2016 campaign. Models Luca Lemaire and Mathias Lauridsen steal the scene in choice ensembles styled by Tom Van Dorpe. An easy standout for the season, HUGO logos make quite the impression on sweatshirts and t-shirts alike.

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HUGO by Hugo Boss’ spring-summer 2016 campaign featuring Luca Lemaire in a tailored but sporty ensemble.

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