New York Men’s Fashion Week Roundup
David Naman
DAVID NAMAN with the dressy, casual cool vibes. Beautifully crafted suits paired with sneakers, blazers paired with jeans, and button ups paired with slacks. The details of the patchwork denim to the details on the pockets of jackets were magnificent. A floral, peach bomber jacket even made an appearance as did a suit with shorts. Perfect balance between dressy and relaxed.
Words: Julie Green
Wood House
WOOD HOUSE puts a modern twist to the 70’s vibe. There was a solid navy matching set of cropped flared trousers with a zipper going down the middle of each pant leg. A light grey and white stripped matching jacket and wide legged pants paired with a straw fedora really captured the boho vibe. The printed details of this collection with the printed tops and large buttons are incredible. The looks were complete with hats, sunglasses, and sandals to give you that summery vibe.
Words: Julie Green
Plac
PLAC gives you that casual cool street vibe with printed tops, matching the backdrop of the presentation. This contemporary clothing line featured basic wear with unique, innovative twists to each look. There were bomber jackets, long trench coats, and blazers. Plac’s wearable line lived up to it’s expectations targeting those with a strong fashion sense.
Words: Julie Green
Max n’ Chester
MAX N’ CHESTER gives you the lightweight, most authentic fabric perfect for the summer weather. The color palette of whites, cream, light blue, and navy were featured in blazers, tunics, wide leg pants, and shorts. There was a matching set of a light blue thin stripped blazer and fitted trousers. There was a pop of floral print on a button down shirt paired with a navy blazer. All the looks were complete with canvas slip-ons. This collection is perfect for the summer getaway with its deconstructed tailoring.
Words: Julie Green
David Hart
The DAVID HART presentation made you feel ready for the beach with Hawaiian prints and button downs with palm trees on them. The show featured a wooden walkway all the models walked down to show off this confident yet approachable collection. There was a graphic shirt with DAVID HART graffitied on it. There were suits paired with Hawaiian shirts. There was even a tribal printed suit with a leaf brooch. All the looks were complete with canvas slip-ons and sandals to finish off the beach vibe.
Words: Julie Green
Maiden Noir
MAIDEN NOIR’S presentation was filled with greens, khakis, pinks, and blues. The perfect balance between sport and street for a man looking for athleisure. There was a dark green track suit with a khaki trench coat. Jackets with two oversized pockets in the front showing in light pink, khaki,olive green, and even a plaid navy blue. There was a bit of a safari vibe with the mixes of khaki and olive greens. Each look was finished off with a pair of chucks to compliment the relaxed silhouettes of Maiden Noir.
Words: Julie Green
Suitssupply
Suitsupply did not disappoint with it’s unique opening. The men in their suits and ties strolled down the streets of soho on bicycles for their entrance. Suitsupply is known for combining craftsmanship with flair and this collection did just that. The impeccable tailoring and high quality of fabric combined makes for a contemporary style of suit. The suits ranged from solids to plaids and blazers to vests. The looks were complete with bowties, ties, and pocket squares.
Words: Julie Green
Tim Coppens runway show opens with pulsating music to create the vibe of the collection. A 90’s inspired collection with detailed craftsmanship and athletic references. The perfect blend of edgy streetwear and athleisure. Jackets and button downs with large oversized pockets were a reoccurring theme. As were long, judo-style belts that hung down from the belt loops. The intricate detailing of using different textures and patterns on the pieces were impeccable. This collection also features Tim Coppens original footwear of a leather sneaker.
Words: Julie Green
Chapter
Chapter’s Spring/Summer 2017 collection is the epitome of chic loungewear. The collection featured a variety of season must-haves, from basic essentials to printed two-pieces complete with punk-like qualities such as mesh underclothing, frayed detailing, dark shades, and chain links accessories. Chapter sticks to minimal apparel, allowing the styling to become an important factor in bringing it to life.
Easily one of our favorites of the day, Michael Rubin debuts his modern-day bohemian themed collection for New York Men’s Fashion Week. The collection told a cohesive story, consisting of classic pieces in light fabrics, soft shades, and tropical prints, topped off with palm leaf hats in the most casual way. As a brand focused solely on the connection of the East and West Coast, Rubin defines a clear line, developing an aesthetic where conservative attire meets comfort.
