Hardy Amies A/W 2016

Six models, A single, sharp black and white bow tie suit stood out among the more relaxed silhouettes that paired relaxed turtlenecks under tailored blazers, combined with long tweed coats, often worn closed with a knotted waist tie.

(Image credit: Jason Lloyd-Evans)

Scene setting: In the Arts Club’s Drawing Room, models stood solemnly lined up on grey concrete plinths, grey in all nuances also being the dominating colour this season. A piano player in the corner of the room unobtrusively provided quiet melodies for the gathered guests.

Best in show: A single, sharp black and white bow tie suit stood out among the more relaxed silhouettes that paired relaxed turtlenecks under tailored blazers, combined with long tweed coats, often worn closed with a knotted waist tie.

Finishing touches: Turned-up trouser cuffs and sneakers added to this winter season’s leisurely vibe. Hardy Amies also proved a collection that can easily be worn from the office to the countryside: large two-tone leather weekend bags did not look out of place in the hands of these modernly attired models.

Featuring three models, A single, sharp black and white bow tie suit stood out among the more relaxed silhouettes that paired relaxed turtlenecks under tailored blazers, combined with long tweed coats, often worn closed with a knotted waist tie.

A range of models featuring the more relaxed silhouettes that paired relaxed turtlenecks under tailored blazers, combined with long tweed coats, often worn closed with a knotted waist tie.

A range of models featuring the relaxed silhouettes that paired relaxed turtlenecks under tailored blazers, combined with long tweed coats, often worn closed with a knotted waist tie.

Two male models wearing relaxed turtlenecks under tailored blazers, combined with long tweed coats, often worn closed with a knotted waist tie.

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Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Siska Lyssens has contributed to Wallpaper* since 2014, covering design in all its forms – from interiors to architecture and fashion. Now living in the U.S. after spending almost a decade in London, the Belgian journalist puts her creative branding cap on for various clients when not contributing to Wallpaper* or T Magazine.