Craig Green A/W 2015

Mood board: Craig Green continued to unravel the uniform for winter, releasing its institution bond and customising it for the individual. Padded tabards and wide-leg issue pants were resized with utility strapping, just as jersey t-shirts were streamlined by rolled and gathered surface manipulations.
Best in show: Green's tailoring was as powerful as his raspberry and moss green colour-blocking, while his use of neoprene on short-waisted jackets offered an inspired update of the leather bomber.
Finishing touches: In Green's halls shoes are clearly not mandatory, so his inmates or martial artists (depending on your frame of reference) did his winter line-up in their socks.
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