Born in Germany, 27-year-old “army brat” Julian Woodhouse is the man behind the Wood House brand. He launched his self-titled brand in 2014 while living and modeling in Seoul, South Korea.
In his first stand-alone presentation, up-and-coming Japanese designer Kozaburo Akasaka presents an exploration of fashion influenced by rock music throughout the decades, drawing inspiration from the 90s Tokyo streetwear that surrounded him as he grew up.
Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Bristol maximizes the glamor of nonchalance in its second collection.
Southern California native and designer behind Krammer & Stoudt, Mark Rubin, premiered his Fall 2017 collection at New York Men’s Day.
Uri Minkoff, up-and-coming menswear designer and brother of Rebecca Minkoff, reinvents the wardrobe of the modern urban commuter in his Fall 2017 collection.
David Hart, a New York Men’s Day veteran who is known for his impeccably tailored suits and luxurious neckwear premiered his Fall 2017 collection during NYFW: Men’s at Dune Studios.
Max n’ Chester’s Fall/Winter 2017 collection was inspired by the impact of music on fashion throughout the decades. This influence is most visible in the collection’s grunge and punk inspired elements, which imbue the brand’s sophisticated looks with a bohemian character.
Reviews of the following Spring 2017 Men’s collections, shown at New York Men’s Day (NYMD) presented by Cadillac, part of NYFWM: Wood House, Max ‘N’ Chester, Plac, David Naman, David Hart, as well as the Cadillac Cafe lunch.
Reviews of the following Spring 2017 Men’s collections, shown at New York Men’s Day (NYMD) presented by Cadillac, part of NYFWM: Uri Minkoff, Private Policy, Krammer & Stoudt, Rideau, Robert James, and Chapter
For 2016’s Men’s Fashion Week, we started at Industria Superstudios in the Meatpacking District, NYC and saw the Chapter presentation. It’s part of New York Men’s Day, brought to you by Cadillac, Read our thoughts on Chapter ‘s Fall/Winter 2016 collection!