Sometimes we feel like we’ve been living under a rock! We know it’s not true, but when we see a collection like the Fall/Winter 2011 collection from Tim Coppens, whom we’ve not heard of until this week, we can’t believe how this is possible. We couldn’t make it to his Spring/Summer 2012 show this week, but were taken aback when we saw images from his F/W 11 collection. It’s perfection.
Check out images by New York photographer Kevin Amato for the Spring/Summer 2012 menswear collection from Highland. In case you missed our coverage of Highland‘s collection for Fall/Winter 2011, check it out here. For more information on Kevin Amato, check out his official site. For more information on Highland, check out their official brand site. All images from the collection after the click.
Check out the pre Spring/Summer 2012 collection from Hood By Air in these images by New York photographer Kevin Amato featuring Jeremy Wardlaw from re:Quest. All images after the click. For more information on Kevin Amato, check out his official site and his blog. For more information and images from Hood By Air, check out their Facebook fan page and their official brand site.
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Check out the Spring/Summer 2012 collection from New York menswear line InAisce.
Founded in 2009, InAisce is designed for everyday wear in the extraordinary life. Headquarters are in industrial Brooklyn with all garment production done locally in New York City resulting in garments of couture-level construction quality. Focus is on pattern and technique innovation, distinctive detailing, and meticulously-developed fabrics. The studio surroundings are reflected in the structure and architectural lines while the designer injects elements of the natural world into the textures and silhouettes.
Check out the full Spring/Summer 2012 collection after the click. For more information, check out InAisce‘s official brand site.
