Kicking off the second day of London Fashion Week Men’s, Daniel W Fletcher showed us how to turn the notoriously disheveled ‘after work’ look into a thing of beauty. Shirts were worn with open collars and ties undone, in a nod to the all too familiar sight of city workers post 5 pm.
Gender lines were blurred throughout the collection as tailored separates seamlessly blended masculine structure and feminine detail. Corsetting added a slightly hedonistic approach and the underwear as outerwear trend that we have seen dominate the women shows finally made an appearance in the form of vests worn over shirts. A chocolate leather trench coat was the standout piece whilst the printed silk shirts made everyone in the audience wish it was next summer already.
Hernan Cano at Brave Milan styled by Lorenzo Chiara with pieces from MSGM, GCDS, Vivienne Westwood, Acne Studios, and Burberry, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
In a new phase of exploration into “the worker” aesthetic, Preston considers the assembly line with the Spring/Summer 2019 collection that is marked by recontextualization of factory issued prints, serial numbers and codes for high fashion.
In a second collaboration with American art photographer Duane Michals, the collection takes centre stage at Casa Gallardo, a private home in Madrid, as eleven male protagonists perform in various states of dress (and undress).
For Spring/Summer 2019, AMBUSH has created a collection in natural materials – cottons, wools and linens that clothe the body like soft sculpture-like forms.
Y/Project takes their SS19 men’s show to the gardens of la Faculté de Pharmacie de Paris where delicate roses grow next to oleander, mandrake, and neurotoxic plants.
From Ermenegildo Zegna Couture’s Ars Technica and Donatella’s Code of Sexiness to Prada’s quest of subversion, Francesco Risso’s vintage sport-luxe for Marni and more.
Virgil Abloh presented showed his Spring/Summer 2019 collection for Off-White during Paris Fashion Week at Théâtre National de Chaillot in Trocadéro the day before his much-hyped debut at Louis Vuitton.
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