Drykorn Spring/Summer 2009 Collection
German fashion label Drykorn was first established in 1996 by owner and managing director Marco Goetz, where they developed a name as a designer for fashionable and innovative trousers for men and women. However, their collection has grown over the years, and now offers a variety of casual styles and classic looks, such as suits, blazers, trousers and coats with an edge. These characteristics epitomise their spring/summer 2009 apparel, where various clothing, ranging from crisp denim jackets to sharp cotton blazers have a cool, modern touch about them. According to their website, “carefully selected garments, high-value manufacturing, and consistent fashion statements are classified as the foundation of each collection”.
See some more of Drykorn’s Spring/Summer 2009 Collection after the jump
3sixteen Fall 2009 Photoshoot Video
3sixteen gives us a glimpse of things to come for their Fall 2009 collection in their latest video. The scenes are from the label’s photoshoot, which details a lot of new pieces that include toggle coats, pea-coats, ties, trousers, tops, and more. There’s also a few sneak peaks of accessory items such as bags, bracelets, glasses, and their collaborative shoe release with Quoddy. The video is also a stunning depiction of New York City, and Andrew and his crew have done a superb job implementing various picturesque backdrops to match the mood of his collection.
See the video after the jump.
Lacoste Spring/Summer 2009 Campaign
You’ve probably already seen the other pictures of Lacoste’s Spring/Summer 2009 campaign photographed by Terry Richardson. If so, here are a few more from the same campaign, which emphasizes more of the men’s range. This collection by Christophe Lemaire is a revolutionary one especially now since Terry Richardson adds his artistic interpretation for the campaign. The result captures the Lacoste brand’s attitude perfectly but injected with Richardson’s own sense of fun. See the rest after the jump.
Yoko Devereaux Spring/Summer 09
New York label Yoko Devereaux’s Spring/Summer 2009 collection fuses trendy street looks with classic casual cuts. The vibrant colors are just right for the summer which includes some yellow, blues, and other earthy tones. We especially like the label’s version of the Harrington Jacket, as well as the half-sleeve hooded parka. Their graphic T-Shirt range is impressive also, which is a great alternative for the hotter days. See the rest of the collection after the jump.
Burberry Fall/Winter 2009 Collection – Milan, Italy
For his Fall/Winter collection, Designer Christopher Bailey marries a nostalgic reference point with modern styling. Like many of the shows this season, the featured color palette is dark and serious. There are predominately black and white contrasts along with grays and plums. Updated Fair Isle sweaters, rumpled tuxedo shirts and boiled velvet suits looked both rich and lived-in. Key accessories include the short capes, rubber-soled boots, knitted pieces and bowties, the new icon of contemporary masculinity. What Bailey does best is deliver disheveled elegance, and in this collection he did it in spades.
See the rest of the collection here.
Dunhill Spring/Summer 2009 With Jude Law
You may have already seen a few Dunhill ads on print featuring Jude Law for the brand’s Fall/Winter collection. For their Spring and Summer range, Dunhill will once again have the British actor as their official model for the new season’s campaign. The collection is simple and sophisticated with suits, jackets, ties, and bags in the mix. There’s no denying that Jude Law fits the brand well. Check out after the jump for more pics and behind the scenes video of the photoshoot.
Tse Men’s Spring 2009
Tse’s Men’s Spring 2009 collection mixes soft silhouettes with nature in mind. The range consists of light fabric cardigans and jackets, earth tone suits and coats, slacks, and blazers. Tse claims that, “The focus of the Tse Men Spring 2009 collection is on existing in a state of flux in nature, while creating intimacy and emotional sensations by embracing technology.” Check out the rest of the collection after the jump.
Source: The Fashionisto
