Public School designers Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne adopted a sporty military motif for its spring 2015 outing. Hitting the catwalk during New York Fashion Week, Public School’s models had a cool demeanor as they took to the paper littered runway in dark, somber hues.
GANT Rugger captures the lightness of summer with a nautical motif and relaxed attitude that resonates throughout its spring/summer 2015 collection. Unveiled during New York Fashion Week, the lineup embraces a lean silhouette and light separates, reflective of an easy lifestyle. Here, sports jackets come together with suiting shorts, striped tees and polos, cable-knit sweaters, denim jackets and other timeless essentials for a phenomenal showing.
Tuned into his on-going collaboration with Champion, designer Todd Snyder unveiled a casual spring/summer 2015 collection during New York Fashion Week. Embracing dusty neutrals, offset by dark alternatives, Snyder turned out one essential after the next, honing in on relaxed fits and accessible style options. From solid knit pullovers and bomber jackets to tailored suits, Todd Snyder delivered menswear staples for the everyday man.
Perry Ellis returns to the New York Fashion Week schedule with a runway debut from its recently appointed creative director Michael Maccari. Skillfully mixing Perry Ellis’ playful heritage with the stylish needs of the modern man, Maccari delivered a strong offering by the name of ‘Changes and Horizontals’. Inspired by the work of Irish artist Sean Scully, the lineup utilized graphic prints interweaved among classic solids, to dress up spirited pieces for everyday living.
