PinModels Kit Butler and Benjamin Eidem come together, wearing fashions from Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.
Zara Man bypasses the trends and revisits iconic men’s styles for its latest collection. Unveiling its new Seasonals range with an editorial, the Spanish brand enlists models Benjamin Eidem and Kit Butler to front the outing. The duo hits the studio, sporting Zara’s standout fashions. Tapping into global styles, London, Copenhagen, Berlin, Antwerp, and other cities inspire staples such as the houndstooth coat, flight jacket, and statement sweatshirt.
PinBenjamin Eidem channels 1969 London in a bomber jacket from Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinZara Man taps into 1988 Antwerp style with a single-breasted three button coat for its fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinKit Butler embraces 1973 Oxford style in a turtleneck from Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinZara Man takes inspiration from 1991 Berlin with a brown puffa jacket from its fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinBenjamin Eidem dons a brown and black houndstooth coat inspired by 1984 Chicago for Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinKit Butler models a commute suit inspired by current-day Copenhagen for Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinBenjamin Eidem channels 1963 Dallas style in a brown western shirt from Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinZara Man taps into 1977 Munich style with its flight jacket from its fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinKit Butler sports a statement sweatshirt inspired by 1999 Liverpool from Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinBenjamin Eidem is a smart vision in a double-breasted suit inspired by 1958 Venice for Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.PinKit Butler rocks a navy coat that takes inspiration from 1946 Marseille from Zara Man’s fall-winter 2016 Seasonals collection.
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