Canali AW17 Menswear Campaign

The protagonist: a modern man who’s elegance is manifest in every occasion, interpreted in this case by the model Mathias Lauridsen, wearing key looks from the AW17 collection with styling by Emil Rebek.

The collection meets the needs of gentlemen who prefer to maintain a level of sophistication in both formal and relaxed contexts, without sacrificing either comfort or style.
 A contemporary aesthetic characterised by clean lines, where iconic fabrics from the grand tradition of men’s’ tailoring intertwine and overlap, giving rise to new and unexpected patterns and motifs.

A palette of saturated colours: plum, browns from natural to burnt; white and black, and a myriad of gradations of grey, which enhance the texture and preciousness of natural fibres like cashmere, chinchilla and Vicuna.

Tailoring is the essence of Canali style and elegance, and remains the absolute protagonist in every single image of the Autumn Winter 2017 campaign.

CAMPAIGN - Canali SS17 Menswear

Here's the new Canali SS17 Advertising Campaign.

Shot on location in Italy, the campaign showcases the key themes of colour, light and texture which characterise the Canali SS17 collection.
 Malfilé suiting, earth-toned outerwear and lightweight summer knits and scarves are modelled by Roch Barbot and Arthur Gosse.

The imagery was shot by Ilaria Orsini, featuring styling by Emil Rebek and grooming by Pierpaolo Lai.

See It Now! Buy It Now! From Chester Barrie's AW17 menswear Collection

See It Now, Buy It Now! No need to wait until mid year. Be ahead of AW17 fashion and wear it now.
 Chester Barrie have launched a five piece capsule range which features the finest elements of their AW17 collection and is available now from their Savile Row store or you can email

info@chesterbarrie.co.uk

The pieces available are:

 Eastleigh 2pce suit – Single breasted with ticket pocket. West of England charcoal woollen flannel

 Eastleigh 3pce suit – Single breasted with ticket pocket and double breasted vest. West of England glen check flannel

 Kingly VI 2 pce suit. Double breasted with jetted pockets. West of England fancy windowpane worsted.

 Ebury 3 pce suit. Single breasted with peaked lapels, turn back cuffs and double breasted vest. West of England dove grey woollen flannel.

 Kingly VI blazer. Double breasted with domed gilt buttons. Lumbs Golden Bale worsted wool.

Songzio AW17 Menswear at London Fashion Week

Internationally acclaimed South Korean designer, SONGZIO presents the AW17 collection entitled “Misanthrope” at London Fashion Week Men’s. This season marks the brand’s second UK showcase outside of the Paris and Seoul fashion weeks.

AW17 collection – “Misanthrope”, visually depicts the story of a young man, walking the cold yet serene street on a eerie morning of an unknown city.

This stern and almost ascetic young man immersed in his own high sense of beauty and life finds himself charmed and warmed by the winter lights piercing the cold mist of dawn.

 His heart warmed, touched and inspired, finds himself alone in the city’s false winter.

 Free flowing shirts and voluminous trousers are countered and cocooned by long oversize black coats and capes that fall strongly from the shoulders.

Each look represents the young misanthrope’s free and light conscience, cocooned by the heaviness of his own asceticism.

The result is a collection that is dramatic and bold yet balanced with delicate artworks, depicted through dark armour like outerwear and juxtaposed with light sensual, delicate art prints underneath.

Dense knitwear from capes to voluminous bomber jackets in hues of brown and black are complimented by the warm touch of mustang patchwork.

Blurring the boundaries of fashion and art and continuing with the concept, ‘Paint on Black’, each item of the collection emanates from the season’s original paintings, painted by the designer himself.

The fusion of abstract art with modernist clothing is the brand’s unique signature style. From cold sharply tailored suits to romantic volumes, every season is another delicately curated exposition

Art prints find themselves in both the inner wears as well as on leather jackets, bombers and in the linings of tailored jackets.

New Collection - CANVAS by Lands' End

Lands' End  announces the launch of Canvas by Lands' End TM ; fresh and modern collection for men and women.

The line was designed in America and developed in Italy, with strong global influences in all aspects of the styling, design and fit.

 The Lands' End Canvas label is offered online with a modern and dedicated website page to support the new collection.

http://www.landsend.co.uk/Canvas_by_Lands_End/ix-Tab_19?cm_ca=hp_shop_now

New & Lingwood SS16 Collection

This season New & Lingwood  Spring Summer 2016 collection sees the introduction of bold stripes, a pastel colour palette and soft tailoring alongside classic suiting with a nod to its rich heritage.

 The Spring Summer 2016 collection sees a continued use of the very finest yarns and fabrics sourced from European mills.

 New knitwear pieces are rendered in both superlight silk and premium merchandised cotton in rich muted pastels.

Shirts are made using two-fold 100s yarns or finer.

Jacketing this season is significant to the collection, with particular focus on the deconstructed blazer and the hero-pieces of the jackets include:

The linen herringbone Ferguson single breasted and double breasted jackets,

 The Regatta Stripe Hamilton,

....the suede safari shirt jacket

 and the Prince of Wales Haviland jersey jacket,

Footwear:
New, exclusive styles include: eight-tie brogued Derby, the Devon boot and the elegant Correspondent shoe (above image) which are all crafted in England.

https://www.newandlingwood.com/

TURNBULL & ASSER - London Collections Men - Autumn Winter 2016

AW16 - THE ARTIST AND THE ARCHITECT
 “Do not fear to be eccentric in opinion, for every opinion now accepted was once eccentric.” ― Bertrand Russell

For Autumn/Winter ‘16, Turnbull & Asser exploits the contrasting elements of two different worlds. Inspired by a reading list that includes George Orwell’s ‘1984’, Ayn Rand’s ‘The Fountain Head’ and Robert Louis Stevenson’s ‘The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’, T&A have created two conflicting protagonists, known simply as ‘The Artist’ and ‘The Architect’.

Their showcase juxtaposes the colourful chaos of ‘The Artist’ and the monochromatic simplicity of ‘The Architect’ through an interesting blend of pattern and texture.

The Artist

The Architect

 Blurring the lines between formal and informal, suits can be easily worn as separates to enhance pattern and textile combinations.

Continuing their relationship with Fox Brothers, they have injected a riot of colour into both lightweight wool blazers and overcoats, while patterned wool bombers and contemporary waxed cotton jackets add depth to the collection.

Rainwear is kept simple with exclusive weather-proofed shirting cloths in lightweight mac silhouettes.

  Formalist shirting is inspired by architectural schematic sketches and emphasises the power of the simple check by playing with a micro-to-macro scale. Imagining the wardrobe of Brutalist architects, small introductions of stripped-back monochrome and moody navy reference to their 60s and 70s archive.

 On the opposing side, the Informalist designs add playful twists to classic poplin stripes and blue paint stroke jacquards, inspired by a bespoke order by Pablo Picasso. Colour is evident with rainbow splashes over checks, lightly brushed cottons and luxury denim/cashmere blends.

 The necktie has become a canvas for creativity – brought to life are an incredible array of motifs including intricate drawings of London’s most iconic buildings alongside psychedelic scribblings.
The humble pocket square has been elevated to a work of art through the mega-square, an elaborate 140cm² blend of wool and silk that can be worn as scarves.