Thom Browne: The designer used his slot on the New York men's calendar to take stock of the brand's essence - his signature grey suit. Entitled The Officeman, Browne presented 28 grey toned ensembles within a mirrored cube that a snaking line of spectators waited to venture through. With what appeared to be an army of models donning reflective glasses and slicked back hair, Browne's presentation took on a strong sci-fi quality reminiscent of the Matrix films, where uniformity acquires a sinister edge. The same could be said about walking into Browne's disorienting infinity room, which also featured a silver desk, apple, briefcase and typewriter - almost indiscernible amidst the reflections. Set against the visual cacophony, Browne's tailoring cut like a knife
Thom Browne: The designer used his slot on the New York men's calendar to take stock of the brand's essence - his signature grey suit. Entitled The Officeman, Browne presented 28 grey toned ensembles within a mirrored cube that a snaking line of spectators waited to venture through. With what appeared to be an army of models donning reflective glasses and slicked back hair, Browne's presentation took on a strong sci-fi quality reminiscent of the Matrix films, where uniformity acquires a sinister edge. The same could be said about walking into Browne's disorienting infinity room, which also featured a silver desk, apple, briefcase and typewriter - almost indiscernible amidst the reflections. Set against the visual cacophony, Browne's tailoring cut like a knife
Public School: Undoubtedly one of the hottest names on the men's fashion scene, Public School staged an arresting presentation of its S/S 2016 collection by assembling its models in the style of a police line-up. Complete with viewing galleries, height measures, and an occasional voiceover calling each of the suspects to step forward, the monochrome collection was comprised of tailored skater shorts, slim three-quarter length coats, roguish varsity jackets and other Public School repeat offenders
Public School: Undoubtedly one of the hottest names on the men's fashion scene, Public School staged an arresting presentation of its S/S 2016 collection by assembling its models in the style of a police line-up. Complete with viewing galleries, height measures, and an occasional voiceover calling each of the suspects to step forward, the monochrome collection was comprised of tailored skater shorts, slim three-quarter length coats, roguish varsity jackets and other Public School repeat offenders
Public School: The collection's cool, streetwear-centric attitude was complemented by the use of sleek, refined fabrics that brought lots of movement to pieces that could also be layered on top of each other
Public School: The collection's cool, streetwear-centric attitude was complemented by the use of sleek, refined fabrics that brought lots of movement to pieces that could also be layered on top of each other
Duckie Brown: The brand's play on the universal essentials of a man's wardrobe - t-shirt, trousers, buttoned-down shirt and some iteration of a weather-proof jacket - took an adventurous turn as the label trotted out voluminously oversized versions of such staples in wafts of sheer organza and shiny charmeuse. Photography: Richard Renda
Duckie Brown: The brand's play on the universal essentials of a man's wardrobe - t-shirt, trousers, buttoned-down shirt and some iteration of a weather-proof jacket - took an adventurous turn as the label trotted out voluminously oversized versions of such staples in wafts of sheer organza and shiny charmeuse. Photography: Richard Renda
Duckie Brown: Trousers, which were made in a 48 inch waist, were worn by models paperbag-style, cinched and tied. Pops of salmon, lavender and an especially bright yellow voluminous suit kept the collection daring and unexpected. With most of the pieces soft and unstructured, there is not much for wallflowers here
Duckie Brown: Trousers, which were made in a 48 inch waist, were worn by models paperbag-style, cinched and tied. Pops of salmon, lavender and an especially bright yellow voluminous suit kept the collection daring and unexpected. With most of the pieces soft and unstructured, there is not much for wallflowers here
