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NYFW: Backstage Ovadia & Sons Autumn/Winter 2015

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Injecting a downtown edge into the brand’s typically luxe menswear sensibility, Ariel and Shimon Ovadia of Ovadia & Sons deliver a too cool Autumn/Winter 2015 that is all about the details in its layers.

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NYFW: Backstage Patrik Ervell Autumn/Winter 2015

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Named Brutalist, Patrik Ervell‘s typical space age fantasy finds aggressive force in the designer’s Autumn/Winter 2015 collection: a mature presentation of clean lines layered under faux fur outerwear and paired with chunky monk strap shoes.

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NYFW: Backstage Billy Reid Autumn/Winter 2015

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Cultures clash in Billy Reid‘s “instinctual” Autumn/Winter 2015 collection, where outerwear—in various ’60s, western, and southern inspired iterations—shines the brightest amongst a gleaming assortment of relaxed menswear in materials of extreme exoticism.

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NYFW: Backstage Tim Coppens Autumn/Winter 2015

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See how Tim Coppens‘ grooming came together backstage for the designer’s Autumn/Winter 2015 runway collection.

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NYFW: Backstage Porsche Design Autumn/Winter 2015

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The makings of Porsche Design‘s utopian Autumn/Winter 2015 collection: a futuristic conveyor belt of razor sharp looks straight from the year 2080.

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NYFW: Backstage N. Hoolywood Autumn/Winter 2015

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Vintage winter military training gear inspired N.Hoolywood‘s uniform-esque collection for Autumn/Winter 2015; a snow-covered-mountain colored range of extremely minimal and modern looks fit for both the slopes and the streets.

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NYFW: Backstage Orley Autumn/Winter 2015

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Knits done right, Orley‘s Autumn/Winter 2015 collection sees preppy whimsy in classic American styles.

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NYFW: Backstage Todd Snyder Autumn/Winter 2015

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Entering new territory, Todd Snyder‘s first outerwear-focused collection sees an assortment of bombers, coats, leather jackets, and everything in between, finished with the cool urban qualities that make Snyder a wardrobe favorite.

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NYFW: Backstage Duckie Brown Autumn/Winter 2015

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Vulnerable in both emotive thought and physical material, Duckie Brown‘s Autumn/Winter 2015 collection—perhaps the last runway show in the near future for the brand, as Steven Cox hinted to Tim Blanks—reveals a dramatically mature style for the label. Instead of the usual seasonal embellishments, plunging silk buttondowns were paired with pleated trousers and transparent, loose fits for a sartorial awakening of the Duckie man.

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NYFW: Backstage KYE Autumn/Winter 2015

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From preppy school uniforms to swagged out urban gear—and even a touch of a romance!—KYE‘s Autumn/Winter 2015 collection shimmed between genres with effortless ease and details as loud close up as they were far away.

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NYFW: Backstage Richard Chai Autumn/Winter 2015

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Of particularly major menswear motifs, the sharp silhouette sees a new volume in Richard Chai‘s proportion playing Autumn/Winter 2015 collection. Commanding both materials and prints, Chai slabbed sporty jackets over layers of full-look striped ensembles, effervescent coats, and contrasting turtlenecks.

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