PinKingsman stands by a cotton and cashmere blend corduroy blazer and trousers. A Kingsman Turnbull & Asser shirt, as well as a Drake’s tie accompany the corduroy pieces.
Initially created as an extension of the custom wardrobe featured in Kingsman: The Secret Service, Mr Porter’s Kingsman range continues as a standalone line. The sartorial brand brings together an incredible mix of classic menswear for its latest collection. Photographer Clement Jolin and Mr Porter style director, Olie Arnold come together to capture the new selection.
Unveiling a lineup fit for the stylish agent, crafty spy, or essential man of style, Kingsman delivers a host of must-haves for the season. A strong offering turns out amazing pieces, which include a petrol corduroy suit, a double-breasted camel coat, a burgundy velvet tuxedo jacket. The label also continues its collaboration with brands like Turnbull & Asser, Drake’s, and George Cleverley for more great clothing and accessories.
Mr Porter 2016 Kingsman Collection
PinMr Porter’s exclusive Kingsman label serves up a double-breasted camel coat and windowpane suit with a Turnbull & Asser shirt. Kingsman + George Cleverley leather monk-strap shoes and a Drake’s tie complete the dashing ensemble.PinA Kingsman houndstooth suit in grey joins a Turnbull & Asser shirt, Deakin & Francis tie clip, and Drake’s polka-dot silk tie.PinKingsman executes menswear classics with a peacoat, cashmere sweater, corduroy trousers, and double-breasted camel blazer. The brand also collaborates with Turnbull & Asser for a smart shirt, while Drake’s delivers a must-have pocket square.PinSartorial notes win with a Kingsman checked wool suit, Turnbull & Asser shirt, and Drake’s silk tie.PinFormal is the name as Kingsman executes a classic burgundy velvet tuxedo jacket with black tuxedo trousers. A Drake’s silk bow-tie, Deakin & Francis cufflinks, and a Turnbull & Asser shirt round out the formal ensemble.
J.Crew fully embraces the fall season with its latest men’s arrivals, proving once again that it can blend classic style ...
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