Always a highlight of the London scene, Topman Design opened up London Collections: Men with a nod to the 1960s and 70s. Entitling the show Bombay City Rollers, Topman designer Gordon Richardson presented a psychedelic experience with endless inspirations to look forward to with the approach of fall 2015. Mixing and melding iconic references from the decades, flare jeans, track suits, tartan suits, ombre mohair coats and more came together under the mini-collection themes of Rock & Roll, Revolutionary, Groovy and Rebellious.
Topman Design Channels 60s & 70s for Hippie + Mod Fall/Winter 2015 | London Collections: Men
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