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Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2016 Menswear Christopher Bailey's commitment to British creativity at Burberry is like a folksier version of Karl Lagerfeld's Métiers d'Art at Chanel. Every season, Bailey finds a new kind of artisanship to elevate his collection, and a new musician to accompany th...

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Belstaff Spring/Summer 2016 Menswear "We wanted to expand the lens of the brand a little bit," said Belstaff's vice president of men's design, Fred Dyhr. "We want to keep our motor heritage, but we want to venture, too. And make sure we have that elevated feel." In terms of fabrication and elevat...

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John Smedley Spring/Summer 2016 Menswear Iconic styles born from the understanding that something expertly crafted can last a lifetime, with our roots in the Derbyshire countryside since 1784 John Smedley continue to create the finest knitwear made in Britain today. Understated elegance and minim...

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Lee Roach Spring/Summer 2016 Menswear Lee Roach is happily engaged in a process that is as much about the dissection and anatomy of clothing as it is about design. He gets a kick from slitting away the skin of his specimens to show the muscles beneath. Today Roach showed denim that had been pains...

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KTZ Spring/Summer 2016 Menswear KTZ designer Marjan Pejoski recently caught Chris Burden's Metropolis II at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and while there he observed the audience examining Burden's intricate, mechanical, miniature city. Not only did the exhibition delight the watching chi...

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JW Anderson Spring/Summer 2016 Menswear Jonathan Anderson's collections walk a confounding tightrope between naïveté and decadence. Much of his new menswear looked like clothes for a futuristic, spiritual retreat (Anderson himself said he wanted something "laid-back, Zen-like"), but the buckled p...