Image: Tom Ford.
Image: Tom Ford.
Legendary partners Inez & Vinoodh lensed model Timothee Bertoni for Tom Ford‘s minimal yet intense Spring/Summer 2015 campaign.
Tom Ford Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign
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Burberry Tailoring Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign
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In the same bold style of the fashion house’s imagery for Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2015, Burberry’s tailored line‘s main campaign sees lightweight fabrics against a glossy emerald green backdrop. Starring musicians George Barnett and George Le Page and photographed by the legendary Mario Testino, the image (and corresponding video by Christopher Bailey) showcases new versions of the classic British suit—now available online now.
Issey Miyake Men Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign
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The seascape lends itself to intimate beauty in ISSEY MIYAKE MEN‘s Spring/Summer 2015 campaign starring model Corentin Renault.
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Image: ISSEY MIYAKE INC.
Ports 1961 Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign
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Models Clément Chabernaud, RJ Rogenski, Garrett Neff, and Jon Kortajarena star in black in white for luxury fashion house’s Ports 1961‘s Spring/Summer 2015 campaign.
Image. Ports 1961.
Image. Ports 1961.
Image. Ports 1961.
A.P.C. Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign
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Walter Pfeiffer’s Spring/Summer 2015 campaign for A.P.C. starring Dennis Van Steenwinkel and Carmen Kass.
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Image: A.P.C.
Image: A.P.C.
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Image: A.P.C.
Trademark’s Spring/Summer 2015 Lookbook
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Classic American sportswear that you thought you knew is seen anew in Trademark‘s clean-lined, tech-detailed Spring/Summer 2015 collection, a grouping of garments that play off traditional clean-cut menswear, while incorporating elements of normcore irony and Indian exoticism. Specifically referencing Jean Renoir’s 1951 film”The River,” a teenage love story set on the banks of the Ganges River, Trademark embraces its defining goal of creating a perfectly individual uniform with a new collection that uses a variety of weights and textures in a sporty, yet minimal approach to the wardrobe. Key items include dress shirts with snaps (instead of typical buttons), tees with elongated sleeves and ribbed necks, and denim-styled pants of both canvas and cloth variety. Atop most items, the most obvious addition for Spring/Summer 2015 is the inclusion of a new logo patch that shows the brand’s New York flagship’s address 95 Grand Street, where the collection is available in full, as well as online, starting now.
Onia’s Bright Spring/Summer 2015
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Sharp and bright, today luxury swimwear designer Onia unveils a breath of fresh air online in its just-launched Spring/Summer 2015 collection, with a rich color palette and elegance that recalls the naval history and dynamic locations on the coasts of Italy and the South of France. Vibrant hues of peach and electric skyway blue are blended with shades of heirloom and coastal fjord, creating a maritime atmosphere, along with deep blacks and clean whites. The complementing lookbook showcases the brand’s assortment of technical beachwear atop pure white backgrounds that make the fun colors pop. The clean silhouettes are crafted from the finest materials and reflect the brand’s attention to detail, while also welcoming sunnier days ahead.
Select styles of Onia’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection are available online now, with new offerings being added weekly.
Tiffany Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign
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Capturing the romantic bliss of various couples in different stages of love, Peter Lindbergh lensed seven narrative scenes for luxury jewelers Tiffany & Co.‘s Spring/Summer 2015 campaign, Will You? Shot on location through out New York City, the messaging of the series is simple: modern relationships are not linear and true love comes in a variety of forms.
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Image: Tiffany & Co.
Image: Tiffany & Co.
Image: Tiffany & Co.
Image: Tiffany & Co.
Carven Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign
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Image: Carven.
Colorful rinds of color nostalgic of ’60s comic books and retro race cars stand behind male model Karlis Adlers for Carven‘s Spring/Summer 2015 campaign by photographer Viviane Sassen.
Bernard Willhelm Spring/Summer 2015 Lookbook
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As per usual, art-skewing fashion designer Bernard Willhelm‘s latest collection is anything but usual clothes. His just-released lookbook for Spring/Summer 2015 (below) reveals slightly revealing but mostly subversive garments that tackle cultural tangents ranging from the over-branding of American patriotism, the ever-increasing stardom of supermodels, society’s constant desire for the “next” (à la the former hit MTV show from the late ’00s of the same name… but also pointing fingers at the severity of our consumeristic culture), and—last but not least—gorillas. Duh. It’s an eclectic assortment of super dyed swimwear, gender-crossing attire, and dazzling prints—not to mention the designer’s ever popular quirky footwear—that keeps us anything but not interested.
Images: Bernard Willhelm.
U Clothing Spring/Summer 2015 Lookbook
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There is an overbearingly-masculine quality to U Clothing‘s Spring/Summer 2015 lookbook, which despite taking place in the clean context of a white bricked artist studio, echoes the brute toughness of the streets from which the utility brand draws its inspiration. Using that as its starting point, the new collection rejects the flash appeal of other brands, instead building on menswear basics and elevating staples such as denim jackets and hoodie/shorts ensembles to a luxury level. It’s a stoically stylish spring that U Clothing hints at, of which we’re counting down the days toward.
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Image: U Clothing.
Exclusive: Krane Spring/Summer 2015 Accessory Lookbook
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Like the design house itself, the new lookbook from Toronto-based Krane is equal parts modern and quirky as it is recalling of traditional menswear. Photographed by Tabea Mathern and designed by Ron Wan, the quality detail of the each leather piece and accessory for Spring/Summer 2015 is pulled out of the shadows in a series of surrealistically clean vignettes, which offer glimpses of the Canadian brand’s commitment to the “process,” while also hinting at playful tangents of European whit. See an exclusive preview of next season’s lookbook below.
Image: Krane.
Image: Krane.
Image: Krane.
Image: Krane.
Image: Krane.
Image: Krane.
