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.
[slider_pro id="30"] Images: Trademark. 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…
Image: Bernard Willhelm. 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…
Image: Carven. Image: Carven. Colorful rinds of color nostalgic of '60s comic books and retro race cars stand behind male model Karlis Adlers for Carven's…
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