This collection tops the list in my favourites for the season so far. Even though I admittedly do not follow Men’s Fashion Week religiously, I usually make it a point to see what the Belgian designers have to offer. People like Dries, Raf Simons, and the Antwerp Six never fail to bring a much needed fresh take on menswear that contrasts with the classic romanticism of the Milanese and Parisian fashion houses.
The season’s collection sees ample-sized overcoats, double-breasted jackets, both with ample lapels. Experimentation with bleaching, blotches of paint in denim jeans, cotton shirts bags and jackets. Earth tones like terracotta and ochre.
Once again below I share my favourite shots from the runway collection:
Watercolour effect seems like a Japanese painting.
I covet these.
Sharp suit. Love the ‘wabi sabi’ effect on the material.
Lovely tailoring. And the only pair of chunky slippers that actually look good.
All that I can say is.
Doesn’t look like much until you see the close-ups:
The belt and bag appear to be in soft leather, texture on the trousers look interesting.
Bag held nonchalantly on model’s hand makes me want to know it better.
Love the fact that this lightweight coat is round collar.
I love shiny shiny herringbone shorts in ochre. Not sure why.
photo credits/ full collection on gq.com
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