Daniel Andresen FW14, Lookbook
e would like to present to you Daniel Andresen’s Fall/Winter 2014 lookbook.
e would like to present to you Daniel Andresen’s Fall/Winter 2014 lookbook.
During this past menswear week the Japanese label Undercover held an intimate presentation of its menswear collection. This was a welcome move, as usually Jun Takahashi shows the men’s collection alongside his womenswear. The central theme of the collection was the band Television. Since you have probably seen the look book elsewhere, I wanted to share with you some detail shots that I took during the presentation.
We would like to present to you Cedric Jacquemyn’s Spring/Summer 2015 Men’s lookbook.
Thom Browne men’s spring/summer 2015, Paris backstage.
Boris Bidjan Saberi men’s spring/summer 2015, Paris backstage
As I am being airborne back to New York, I wanted to share a few thoughts on the menswear season that just ended. My adventures started at Pitti Uomo in Florence, where I go every season to report for Diane Pernet and other media. I’ve been coming here for six years and when I began doing so I would have to look far and wide to see another person dressed in black at a place where suit is king. This has been slowly changing, and I begin to see “people in black” among the sea of color of Pitti Uomo’s attendees. There is also a steady trickle of exhibitors mining the goth aesthetic. Several of them suggested that they should be in the same pavilion in order to make a statement, which is not a bad idea.
We would like to present to you Stephan Schneider’s Spring/Summer 2015 Men’s lookbook.
Thom Browne men’s spring/summer 2015, Paris. Continue reading for our highlights from the runway presentation.
Miharayasuhiro men’s spring/summer 2015, Paris. Continue reading for our highlights from the runway presentation.
Juun. J men’s spring/summer 2015, Paris. Continue reading for our highlights from the runway presentation.