Kit Neale Fall/Winter 2015
by Michiel Steur





















“Kit Neale Joins The Circus” said the invitation for the very first show in the more intimate Victoria House show space of this season’s London Collections: Men schedule.
With his Fall/Winter 2015 Kit Neale collection, British NEWGEN MEN designer Christopher Neale stepped away from the label’s signature illustrative style and chose for a more graphic approach. Inspired by the work of Fred G. Johnson – a prolific circus sideshow banner artist – typography played a huge role in this season’s collection.
The graphic lettering prints were inspired by Barney Bubbles – best known for his work in the British independent music scene in the ’70s and ’80s – and the contemporary work of Dutch typographical artist Job Wouters.
A celebration of Shiaparelli’s 1938 Circus collection resulted in an ensemble of workwear inspired silhouettes.
The typography T-shirt finale – in which each model represented a different letter – saying “Thank you LCM” was the perfect ending of Kit Neale’s successful and very first runway show.
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