THE BEST LOOKS FOR FALL/WINTER 2018 COM BINELEVATED EVERYDAY PIECES WITH NEW TAKES ON TAILORING, AND THE ODD DRAMATIC FLOURISH.
THE BEST LOOKS FOR FALL/WINTER 2018 COM BINELEVATED EVERYDAY PIECES WITH NEW TAKES ON TAILORING, AND THE ODD DRAMATIC FLOURISH.
TEXT LYNETTE KOH PHOTOGRAPHY ZAPHS ZHANG STYLING DOLPHIN YEO, ASSISTED BY RYAN CHUA ART DIRECTION DENISE REI LOW
DIOR HOMME
In his last collection for Dior Homme, Kris Van Assche – who now does creative duty at Berluti – sought inspiration from Dior’s midcentury women’s tailoring and ‘90s youth culture to create sharp looks with a skateboarding twist. Wool coat with leather belt, wool turtleneck, wool trousers, wool gloves and technical canvas sneakers, from Dior Homme.
A water-resistant jacket with a two-tone quilted finish highlights the way Hermes is riffing off the great outdoors to create refreshing silhouettes this season. Toilbright jacket, cashmere pullover in raspberry cashmere, wool trousers and leather boots, from Hermes.
The anything-goes individualism of New York-inspired refined urban styles such as a glossy-wool check jacket and zebra-print wool jeans. Wool jacket, wool pullover, wool jeans and silk scarf, from Bottega Veneta. Metal sunglasses, from Gentle Monster.
A quiet palette of deep blues and blacks lets textures – think velvet, wool and faux fur – do the talking. Faux fur and leather coat, poplin shirt, velvet top and wool trousers, from Emporio Armani.
Coupled with minimalist black and white, defined details such as a rigid funnel neck and the strong lines of a coat look even more striking. Wool coat, leather top, wool trousers, silver ring and leather boots, from Givenchy. Metal sunglasses, from Gentle Monster.
