Approaching his fall-winter 2015 menswear collection, Sandro creative director Ilan Chetrite infuses the label’s Parisian style with the young attitude of a punk. Creating a wardrobe of covetable pieces that would fit on any street of Paris, Chetrite delivers a selection of parkas, short coats and leather jackets, worn with high-waisted trousers and straight-leg cropped denim jeans. Accessorized with white socks and oversized shoes, the Sandro man pays tribute to the period of transition between Post Punk and New Wave.
Sandro Fall/Winter 2015 Menswear Collection: Parisian Punk
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