Updating Classics–Replacing British model Edward Wilding as the face of Versace Collection, French model Tarik Lakehal graces the pages of the label’s newly released fall/winter 2014 lookbook, unveiling the brand’s offering for the new season. Approaching to menswear with a relaxed and almost classic attitude, Versace Collection’s fall offering is about fundamental menswear garments, but revisited with a functional and modern vibe. The silhouettes are certainly tailored, but can be also applied to everyday life, thanks to a basic palette of grey and black tones, interrupted by a colorful explosion of vibrant hues, like sunshine yellow, rich reds or intriguing peacock nuances. Blending textures, fabrics and slim-fitted volumes, the fall collection also reveals a rebellious spin, represented by the massive use of black leather, both for trousers and biker-inspired jackets.
Tarik Lakehal for Versace Collection Fall/Winter 2014
Recent Updates
Bikkembergs Revives Summer with Sporty Focus
Bikkembergs’ latest collection reframes summer style with a fusion of urban vitality and seasonal ease. The lineup resonates with movement, ...
AllSaints Engages with Effortless Denim Flair
AllSaints strips down to the essentials with denim standing front and center. It’s here that model Yulef Bopp steps into ...
COS Crafts Transitional Looks for Pre-Spring 2025
COS’ pre-spring 2025 collection revolves around transitional dressing, emphasizing understated yet impactful designs. The season’s refined aesthetic takes roots as ...
ARKET Balances Utility & Style in a Seasonal Refresh
ARKET presents “As Life Unfolds,” an ode to understated design that bridges utility and modernity. Fronted by Thibaud Charon, the ...
Mytheresa Sets the Bar High with Striking Tailoring
Jonas Mason steps into Mytheresa’s spotlight, showcasing modern menswear with a narrative of sharp tailoring, oversized proportions, and rich textures ...
FRAME Elevates Everyday Staples for Spring 2025
FRAME sets the tone for spring 2025 with its first drop of the season, enlisting Bodhi Heeck and Antoine Brabant ...