Idol Brooklyn gears up for fall with a new editorial presenting pieces from Yohji Yamamoto’s Fall/Winter 2016 collection. Shot in Williamsburg near the store’s location, the shoot highlights key pieces including a down-filled nylon parka, padded wool long coat and oversized graphic tees.
The selection is now available at Idol Brooklyn. Click through to see the full editorial.
IDOL has established itself as one of the most interesting men’s shops in New York. The Williamsburg based store recently took some time to shoot an editorial with pieces from it’s Rick Owens FW16 buy. The editorial mixes pieces from the ‘Mastodon’ collection.
For more details on the items and to shop online visit Idol Brooklyn.
Not one to rest on their laurels, Guerilla Group presents a new editorial for their fall/winter collection entitled ‘Simulacrum’. The moody photos by Runaway Heroes zero in on the detailing and fit of the pieces. The presentation in the editorial is very cinematic and includes items such as the 15F-ES-JC01 coat and the 15F-ES-JJ01 bomber. Re-visit the collection in detail on their official site.
New York based menswear purveyors Unis puts out a new editorial for it’s 15 anniversary consisting of some of the most loved pieces from the brand’s history. Displayed are clean well fitting basics, with everything leather bombers and varsities to Scottish-made sweaters and the brands signature chinos. The editorial shot by photographer Andrew Jacobs is well worth a look if you’re looking for clean , grown-up inspiration for Fall.
Sophnet has celebrating 16 years of existence with a product lineup that features collaborations with the likes of Alpha Industries (fur lined MA-1 anyone?) Stussy and even Vitamix (not joking). Grind Magazine kills the execution as per usual with this effective editorial highlighting key pieces from the collection. The look with the stussy varsity and the leather double riders gets top marks from me. See the rest after the jump.
Abasi Rosborough has released an inspired new editorial highlighting it’s Fall/Winter 2015 collection. The New York based label gives a closer look at some of the detailing on it’s key cold weather pieces , including signature textured knits, wool coats and smart fitting trousers. The collection is one of my favorites from the label and it plays to the brand’s strengths – sharp tailoring and innovative fabrics. There’s alot of influences at play here, but they balance out to offer something for the guy’s out there looking for new exciting additions to their winter wardrobes. The collection is available through the brand’s own website or Farfetch.
See all the looks after the jump.
Y-3 has been gaining popuarity and momentum through 2014 with the release of the highly sought out Qasa sneaker. The hype was enough to make a new audience take a look beyond the footwear and at the unique athletic look of the entire line. GRIND kills it once again incorporating male and female models , while blending together key pieces from the fall/winter 2015 collection. Look for these items to be available directly through the Y-3 site.
Gentry is hands down one of the best menswear stores in New York. The shop stocks a well-edited selection from the likes of Stone Island, Engineered Garments, TS(S), Junya Watanabe and more. In time for the warm weather on the east coast the camp at Gentry have released a fresh editorial titled ‘Brand New’. The styling emphasizes an elevated approach to how guys actually dress. There’s plenty of brand mixing going on which is complimented by the top notch photography.
See the rest of the editorial after the jump and be sure to hit up the store’s site for more.
Celebrated Italian retailer Slam Jam Socialism presents their take on the Undercover Spring/Summer 2015 collection. Religious reference and renaissance paintings have been part of UC designer Jun Takahashi’s repertoire for some time now and this editorial investigates this inspiration at the source. The Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of San Luca was selected as the backdrop for this photoshoot. Situated on top of the hills around Bologna, the well-worn stonework effectively contrasts the current UC collection.
Shop the selection here.
