Andrew Coimbra Fall 2021 Lookbook
by Adriano Batista
Andrew Coimbra‘s Fall 2021 Genderless collection is a fluid transition from Spring 2021, exploring the vision of a truly versatile, sustainable collection.
“Our commitment to small scale sustainability remained a focus while developing this season’s collection, and the unique challenges presented by the pandemic proved just how fruitful this approach is. We found comfort and strength in the community of small scale contractors, vendors, and artisans that we work with. It is safe to say that this collection is the result of supreme teamwork and finding togetherness while being apart.” – said the designer
The future of style inspired Andrew to create pieces that can convert in unexpected ways; becoming flexible, multi-use styles that maintain the common thread of feeling luxurious and elevated.
Photography: Garrett Naccarato
Styling: Andrew Coimbra
Hair + Beauty: Cynthia Bouchard
Models: Sileye (Montage) + Cooper (Public Image Mgmt)
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