Presenting his sophomore outing for Ports 1961, creative director Milan Vukmirovic paraded out a cast celebrating familiar faces of modeling, ranging from Ben Hill and Garrett Neff to Marlon Teixeira. Vukmirovic even tapped style aficionado Nick Wooster to walk for the show. Showcasing a sporty range with evolving references, Vumirovic played with the idea of polished sportswear inspired by the beach. Here, color blocking and varsity style led up to a printed wardrobe of boxy woven tops, straight-cut pants, lightweight jackets with contrasted details and chukka boots.
Ports 1961 Spring/Summer 2016 Menswear Collection | Pitti Uomo
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