PinLanvin grey felt Harrington jacket, striped panel t-shirt, charcoal wide-leg trousers, and black shark-sole leather shoes.
Raf Simons, Thom Browne, Lanvin, and Y-3 are among the brands featured as retailer oki-ni surveys the new season. Exploring key looks from the fall-winter 2016 collections, a playful approach to silhouette is a quality shared by designers. Oversized, slouchy, and wide-cut proportions lend themselves to a fresh attitude when contrasted against recent skinny trends. Taking a closer look at individual ensembles, hero pieces range from Raf Simons’ larger than life plaid coat to Maison Margiela’s statement making wide-leg trousers.
PinMaison Margiela brown wool bomber jacket, black wide-leg trousers, Stereotypical striped t-shirt, and black paint splatter Pollock sneakers.PinMarni striped cotton collarless shirt, green paneled long sleeve t-shirt, black loose-fit trousers, and paneled leather running sneakers.PinNeil Barrett lightning bolt bomber jacket, black seam-detail sweatpants, kahki suede city sneaker, and white lightning bolt t-shirt.PinRaf Simons distressed wool sweater, extra big long sleeve shirt, and oversized plaid jacket worn with Levi’s Vintage Blue 1978 501 Rigid jeans and Marni monochrome leather capped sneakers.PinThom Browne charcoal pinstriped suit, white cotton oxford shirt, grey pinstriped wool tie, and black pebblegrain leather brogues.PinValentino military-style sweater, patchwork cotton parka, indigo Rockstud denim jeans, and running sneakers.PinWooyoungmi rust cashmere-blend overcoat and navy wool bomber jacket with Marni khaki loose-fit wool trousers, and EYTYS white leather Doja sneakers.PinY-3 black cotton logo socks, orange Kyujo low sneakers, distorted print cotton t-shirt and windbreaker jacket.
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