Wood Wood AW19 Menswear at London Fashion Men's

Titled ‘Come Down Easy’ Wood Wood AW19 collection celebrates the great mountains and adventures in nature. With alpine references throughout, the collection mixes the contemporary streetwear of Wood Wood with elements from outdoor living in both prints, styling and details.

 The theme of the collection revolves around skiing, climbing and mountains in general. The alpine vibe works as a thematic framework for the collection and in both print stories, details and patches, there is a nostalgic skiing vibe.

The ‘Come Down Easy’ title, a nod to Spacemen 3, is a direct reference to mountain descents but also refers to a certain state of mind.
Hints of army influences can be found like an updated camouflage pattern from the W.W. archive.

  Chunky oversized hand knits from Italy in aqua tones, a soft velvet story in dusty mint and deep navy.

Prints and graphics taking its inspiration from vintage skiing and mountain life. Mixing a simplistic Nordic winter look in woolen and chunky fabrics with a performance element, result in a comfortable and functional collection for the modern man.

Outerwear includes a hooded crispy twill parka, a classic M65 jacket with a stowable hood, and a padded lightweight hooded jacket.

 Additional outerwear includes a luxurious tweed coat and a 90’s inspired sporty fleece vest and jacket.

Seasonal highlights also include a checkered flannel overshirt, a crispy collarless poplin shirt and the softest collarless corduroy shirt.

Denim in autumnal deep rust, perfect for an after ski retreat – and heavy leather boots with hiking laces.

Accessories include soft tartan scarfs, lightweight gym bags, neoprene tech gloves and bucket hats

 T-shirts are an important staple and all made of organic cotton.

Boy By Boy SS17 Men's Collection

This second collection from Boy By Boy is split into 4 design stories: Ground Force, Military, Tech and Leaders.

All the stories are formed for the concept of each of us being watched by the world around, enticed by the convenience and benefits of modern technology and the notion that we have voluntarily become government informants against ourselves.

House of Holland SS17 Men's Collection

Devastated that he missed out on the halcyon days of the Hacienda, designer Henry Holland is recreating one of the country's most magical club scenes for his Season 3 Menswear collection.

Satirical flyer artwork and archive imagery from the North's most iconic club create the graphics for the collection. A succinct capsule selection of dance floor must haves, inspired by then but perfect for now.

Hand embellished, embroidered denim and suiting is in collaboration with embroidery artist Scott Ramsay Kyle.

Hype Mens Streetwear Summer 16

This summer Hype explores simplicity and intrinsic detailing which includes expressive linings on jackets coupled with inside pocket designs, discrete zippers and a contemporary exterior giving individual garments continuing versatility.

 The Just Hype Summer 16 Collection suggests a delphic image throughout, progressing evermore into the realms of cut and sew but remaining consistent within its illustrious streetwear origin.

Pinpointing their own obscurity to produce a more mature selection of apparel: sweats, button up shirts featuring iconic prints, an eclectic mix of short and long sleeved t-shirts featuring paneled sides and mismatched graphics, some of which are completed with matching shorts and headwear.

 Plus a wide collection of outwear beginning with outlandish colours and classic HYPE. designs and ending with understated HYPE. logos to the breast of the jackets and new alternatives to the original HYPE. script.

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Vinti Andrews SS14 Collection

For SS14 Vinti Andrews blends space age  with the 1990’s Drum and Bass electronic scene.

Space age inspired textures are imposed through  transparent and light fabrics,  hand beaded embellishment and embroidery detail and the minimalistic monochrome with pops of blue and orange. 

Available as from Jan 2014

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