Costume National A/W 2015

Models wearing black leather jackets with fur and gray and black striped suits, from the Costume National A/W 2015 collection.
(Image credit: Jason Lloyd-Evans)
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Mood board: Designer Ennio Capasa practically invented the black edgy wardrobe in the late 1990s and he went back to his dark roots with a nearly all black collection of sharply cut tailoring.

Best in show: We loved it when his clothes were given a bit of texture, such as a long cock feathered dress whose plumes glistened in the light.

Finishing touches: Capasa cut thick block high heels onto his sharply pointed black boots that were worn by men and women alike.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Models wearing black leather jackets with fur and gray and black striped suits, from the Costume National A/W 2015 collection.

(Image credit: Jason Lloyd-Evans)

Models wearing black leather jackets with fur and gray and black striped suits, from the Costume National A/W 2015 collection.

(Image credit: Jason Lloyd-Evans)

Models wearing all black attire, sharp tailored coats, and jackets, from the Costume National A/W 2015 collection.

(Image credit: Jason Lloyd-Evans)

Models wearing all-black footwear, low ankle boots, and strappy sandals, from the Costume National A/W 2015 collection.

(Image credit: Jason Lloyd-Evans)
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