Individuals attend Kenzo A/W 2014
(Image credit: Anna Stokland, Jason Lloyd-Evans)

At Kenzo, designers Humberto Leon and Carol Lim have tapped the abundant wellspring of Americana across recent collections, name-checking the Northwest this season in a romance of industry that referenced steelworkers garb in a sea of tobacco-coloured uniforms, often topped with flat, detachable knit collars. The runway snaked around a set of sliced-up, pre-fab houses roofed in corrugated iron, their textures and choppy shapes echoed in slashed or coated knits in a passage of safety yellow looks. Chunky Buffalo-style boots came belted or embellished with cogs and spanners, which were echoed in jazzy, geometric shirting of lilac and chartreuse. A trip of colour-blocked Aran knitwear broke the often murky palette, as did a passage of intarsia knits and appliqué leather - decorated with a nostalgic pattern of winding mountain roads. Photography: Anna Stokland/Jason Lloyd-Evans

Attendees of Kenzo A/W 2014


(Image credit: Anna Stokland, Jason Lloyd-Evans)

People attend the Kenzo A/W 2014


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Attending Kenzo A/W 2014


(Image credit: Anna Stokland, Jason Lloyd-Evans)

Kenzo A/W 2014


(Image credit: Anna Stokland, Jason Lloyd-Evans)