For his first Paris junket, American designer Tim Hamilton looked to the stars above for inspiration and the end result is a futuristic collection that seems simple enough, but not for the faint of heart. The collection’s garments are loose and relaxed, but with reason. Embracing a sheer and sheen policy, the collection evolves around see-through numbers like the translucent coat or nylon leggings. However, asymmetrical cuts do lend the sheer number a new lease on life, while jumpsuits and below the knee suiting shorts reflect some type of normalcy. All in all, Hamilton’s Paris venture follows closely on the heels of his fall collection, but without the opaque materials. After all, who needs clothes to cover themselves?
it’s like all my favorite raf collections in 1!
10/10.
it’s like all my favorite raf collections in 1!
10/10.
it’s like all my favorite raf collections in 1!
10/10.
why didn’t I comment before? This collection is beast. If I didn’t have to just save up for three months to buy a piece from his collection most of this collection would already be on my pre-order list. The v-neck parka is one of my main loves from that show.
why didn’t I comment before? This collection is beast. If I didn’t have to just save up for three months to buy a piece from his collection most of this collection would already be on my pre-order list. The v-neck parka is one of my main loves from that show.
why didn’t I comment before? This collection is beast. If I didn’t have to just save up for three months to buy a piece from his collection most of this collection would already be on my pre-order list. The v-neck parka is one of my main loves from that show.
It drives me crazy how expensive his pieces are for how young his label is.
It drives me crazy how expensive his pieces are for how young his label is.
It drives me crazy how expensive his pieces are for how young his label is.