Classics Revamped-Hugo Boss Orange’s fall/winter 2014 collection has a clear mood, which is revisiting fundamental pieces of the casual wardrobe, bringing them into the modern era. Displaying its latest collection, the German label enlists models Harvey Haydon, who also fronts the brand’s fall/winter 2014 campaign, and Miles Langford, who perfectly adapt to the collection’s youthful and rebellious sense of style. Here, denim is the main fabric of the season, treated in new and more resistant ways, in order to achieve a great level of comfort and style, as seen in classic jeans, lightweight shirts, vests and jackets with narrow lapels. Denim’s rebellious attitude is also enhanced with the use of leather for biker jackets or retro-inspired pea coats, while contrasting textures give the garments a multidimensional tactile experience.
Hugo Boss Orange Revisits Denim Styles for Fall/Winter 2014
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