Patrick Grant seeks inspiration in the intricacies of São Paulo with details like the city’s major architects, the general megapolis as well as his ventures into the jungle in his latest collection. With pops of color, relaxed silhouettes, and elaborately tasseled scarves E.Tautz makes a subtle nod at Brazil. The collection is completed with Christian Louboutin slip ballet-flats for each look.
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With a lingering focus on quietness, E.Tautz asked for a quick moment of calm at London Fashion Week Men’s with a Spring/Summer 2018 collection of asymmetrical serenity. With classic expressions—pleating and a rebirth of field jackets—the brand subverted a wild aesthetic to boil looks down to their British barebones.
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Hand-picking from the colorful civilians of Leeds, E. Tautz pairs down-to-earth sensibility with classic staples for Autumn/Winter 2017. Dubbed Scarecrows, the line utilizes pleated trousers and a heavy heaping of wool to pay homage to the enigmatic British town where rules just don’t seem to apply.
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The heroes of European lower league football inspire Patrick Grant’s compelling and multi-cultural Spring/Summer 2017 collection for E.Tautz, whose runway show featured a collaboration with Christian Loubotin.
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Somber sophistication backstage E. Tautz‘s Autumn/Winter 2016 runway show gave way to soft tailoring, simple chicness, and a sartorial partnership with Christian Louboutin.
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Subtle pastels were paired with smart plaid for a neutral-toned, retro-cut collection from E. Tautz.
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Actor Hugh Dancy stars on the cover of Essential Homme February/March 2015, the magazine’s biggest spring fashion issue of the year.
Opening the book, MOST WANTED (pg. 21) this issue focuses on two fragrant releases from Carven, Hublot’s collaborative and charity-benefitting watch with English band Depeche Mode, and Kris Van Assche’s futuristic frames by Linda Farrow Gallery. Next, in WHISTLING FOR THE WIND (pg. 40) photographer Markus Ziegler and stylist Adrian Manuel welcome nautically roused, ultra-light clothing that even on land makes waves, featuring Raf Simons, Gucci, E. Tautz, Prada, Dries Van Noten, and more.
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In product news, NEW ARRIVALS (pg. 52) showcases Sperry’s beach boasting collaboration with noted photographer Gray Malin, Dolce&Gabbana newest scent, Intenso, starring Colin Farrell in the cologne’s inaugural campaign, and Alexander Wang’s luxe lounge chair and trunk collaboration with Italian leather vanguard Poltrona Frau, just in time for NYFW. SCENE (pg. 60) paddles through Art Basel Miami Beach 2014’s hottest parties—from Bally, Berluti, Salvatore Ferragamo, and more—after the galleries and beside the shore.
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Selected features include:
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The February/March 2015 issue of Essential Homme magazine is available on national and international newsstands and online starting today.
For further information please contact info@essentialhommemag.com.
About Essential Homme magazine:
Essential Homme is a bi-monthly print publication and website that act as the style source for affluent, successful, and fashion-forward readers that are passionate about high-end men’s fashion and its reflective lifestyle. Essential Homme has been published since 2010 and past cover stars range from Dean and Dan Caten, Daniel Radcliffe, Theophilus London, Sullivan Stapleton, Kellan Lutz, Ian Somerhalder, and Colton Haynes. From bold editorial spreads showcasing the latest in style trends, to features on fashion industry insiders and the most stylish men in entertainment, an eye to the nightlife scene, and an exploration of fashion’s most exciting new gadgets and spaces, Essential Homme is a leading authority for the style and design enthusiast.
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Still wafting in the still-fresh air of designer Patrick Grant, season after season E. Tautz continues to transform itself from bespoke traditional formalwear to suiting that has evolved with London’s dynamic landscape (while still retaining perfect craft); this season, primed with everything from exaggerated silhouettes, the perfectly-fallen wide trousers, and shoulders of the most rounded slope.
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UK men’s fashion designer and creative director at Norton & Sons of Savile Row, Patrick Grant, releases a new coffee table book entitled “Original Man The Tautz Compendium of Less Ordinary Gentlemen,” showcasing the stories, style, and individuality of inspirational men. With more than 80 subjects, the book features an incredibly diverse range of men, including late greats such as artist Andy Warhol, pop star Freddy Mercury, designer Yves Saint Laurent, director Federico Fellini, and social activist Malcolm X. After his 2005 appointment at Norton & Sons, Grant set about re-introducing the bespoke Norton & Sons brand, and in 2009 he re-launched historic British sporting and military tailoring house E. Tautz (after a 30 year hiatus) as a ready-to-wear line. Grant’s search to define the kind of man he aspired to not only clothe—but also to be—resulted in “Original Man,” a collection of portraits of men who have led genuinely unique lives and made a lasting impact.
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“Original Man” will available online later this month.
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Backstage E.Tautz Spring/Summer 2015, formalwear fades into casual cool bombers and denim, all washed in a stoic palette of desaturated earth tones.
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