Back in Business-Scandinavian landscapes are the starting point of Hugo Boss’ businesswear collection for the fall season. With a precise aesthetic, and a specific sense of style, the German label delivers a formal fall offering built around the idea of effortless modernity, where the classic two-pieces suits are revisited in pinstriped versions in luminous gray tones or vibrant blue hues. The collection’s outerwear designs follow a clean aesthetic, with essential volumes that wrap the male’s silhouette with a gentle fluency. Playing with matching colors or enjoying contrasting nuance, Boss’ businesswear collection also reveals luxurious fur details or unusual layerings, like the quilted vest worn under a slim-fitted suit jacket.
Sean O’Pry + Mathias Bergh Model Business Fashions for Hugo Boss Fall/Winter 2014
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