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Playful punk meets London chic in Christopher Shannon‘s graphic—and at times falling apart—Spring/Summer 2016 collection.
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Oversized lapels with reaching collars, Tiger of Sweden shows a mature collection of black, white, and gray tailored menswear that makes a statement everywhere it counts.
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From the land of Disney to worlds of another galaxy, Bobby Abley looks to the stars in his playfully retro take on “Star Wars,” sportswear, and everything in between.
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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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Tradition—in the form of 1950s workwear shapes and elegant Chinese silks—is the basis of transformation in Xander Zhou‘s culture clashing Spring/Summer 2016 runway collection.
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The kids are alright. Backstage CMMN SWDN Spring/Summer 2016.
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Oversized corsages and ostentatious ties pair with layers of sleek tailoring—rich in both fluid cuts and bold hues—for dunhill‘s Spring/Summer 2016 collection.
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Handsome British tailoring refound, backstage Duchamp Spring/Summer 2016.
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Digital camo and a too cool slant for a fashionable future. Backstage Baartmans and Siegel‘s Spring/Summer 2016 presentation.
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Neon knits with a grunge effect: James Long Spring/Summer 2016.
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Officewear reseen, Matthew Miller establishes a devastatingly detailed aesthetic with a crinkled and raw-edged Spring/Summer take on menswear.
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Father and son duo, Casely-Hayford transform menswear basics—a colorblocked pullover or a long overcoat—into renditions for a cooler crowd, in their oversized and out-of-the-box Spring/Summer 2016 collection.
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