Oh and the peacock feathered suit was killer. See it, and our other favorite looks from backstage at the presentation, below.
The designs are grounded in that transitive space between the warmth and depth of Autumn and the cool vastness of Winter. Icy blue and marigold act as bright accents for deeper colors like burgundy and moss green. Fabrics are patterned with story through the use of motifs like painted tulips designed by Dutch artist, Frans Everbag or patterns of alpine skiers. Fitted for a range of occasions, the double-breasted suits and overcoats can be worn for more formal events, while items woven, knit, or denim-based are most suitable for the everyday journey. The collection also features such items as the corduroy jackets, the knitted bomber, and the two-tone shell jacket. These items can be accessorized with vowels’ ties, scarves, leather goods, backpacks, and weekend bags for a complete and chic look. The collection is one that focuses on the jovialness of even the colder seasons, and its intentionality makes this rollout one perfectly fit for those who love toying with elements from both simplistic and eccentric styles at once.
The DIY execution reflects GUESS JEANS’ continued dedication to discovering and elevating talent, with a launch that blends striking billboards with a targeted social presence across the city.
Each frame in the collection functions as both object and tool. The Decoder features an architecturally precise metal frame, brought to life through electroplating technology, double-helix temples, titanium pad arms, and hydraulic hinges: wearable architecture in motion.The Architect borrows from climbing gear, integrating functional carabiners into the temple arms for both visual impact and real utility.
