London Collections: Men S/S 2016 editor's picks

London Collections: Men S/S 2016 editor’s picks

Fashion / 15 Jun 2015

Paul Smith: Sir Smith put his 'A Suit To Travel In' collection - of lightweight summer tailoring constructed using unlined and breathable cloth - through its paces with the help of some serious trail bike acrobatics for S/S 2016

Berthold: Raimund Berthold looked to the work of artist Klara Liden for inspiration this season. Voluminous lightweight jackets were teamed with running shorts while trousers appeared with a generous pleat and were cropped at the ankle, offering an interesting play on proportions

Christopher Kane: The Christopher Kane training shoe makes its debut, coming strapped with a safety buckle fastening

Pieter: Active living and man's existence within an urban environment were the central themes explored in one-to-watch Pieter's S/S 2016 collection. Easy, sporty shapes were fused with sharp tailoring, while jackets and trousers came pierced with silverware by jeweller Husam El Odeh

Hunter Original: We dropped past the Duke of Wellington's Apsley House to preview Hunter Field's new boot collaboration with ancestral relations the Earl and Countess of Mornington, which has been modelled after the Duke's original 1814 riding boot

Jimmy Choo: The accessories titan melded formal with the functionality of sports this season employing pro skateboards and BMX riders to model its S/S 2016 collection on another purpose built London skate park. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Tiger of Sweden: The Scando label added a softer, more slouchy touch to its sleek signature tailoring this season. Generously cut wide leg trousers were teamed with sharp jackets to create a looser, broader shape. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Savile Row: We took a step behind-the-scenes into the world of bespoke British tailoring and celebrated the tailor's art. Pictured are jackets by legends Gieves & Hawkes

Casely-Hayford: Casely-Hayford's culture clash collection fused together African, European, Colombian and Asian influences all seen on London's streets. Silhouettes embraced larger shapes seen in soft, looser line jackets paired with oversized trousers. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Coach: Stuart Vevers' debut LC:M show took us to the skate park for S/S 2016

Coach: Vevers' skater boys and girls wore a riot of Technicolor pattern and collaged textures, while his highlight camel patch-pocketed parka and patch-worked leather bomber will be right at home on Venice Beach's boardwalk. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Christopher Raeburn: Christopher Raeburn took a trip to Borneo via maverick anthropologist Tom Harrison. Jungle survival was a key theme seeing reclaimed military surplus being deconstructed and remade into Raeburn's signature outerwear. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Several: 'We're on the race track driving very quickly,' explained Several creative director Graeme Fidler of his S/S 2016 capsule collection, which explored the late 1960s, early 1970s era of Formula One when British racing green dominated. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

London Collections: Men S/S 2016 editor’s picks

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