MAN Mens F/W 2017.18 London

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Per Götesson

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Feng Chen Wang

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Charles Jeffrey Loverboy

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[elle_gb]

I just love the craziness of this show.

 

[dior_couture1245]

So try hard.

 

[Marc10]

What a breakthrough collection from Charles Jeffrey! In the past seasons I thought that his clothes, although with great show value, where a bit too costume-y to translate to retail. This time he delivered a very mature outing, but still his whimsical, Westwood/Galliano-y personality. The tailoring is great, and my god how amazing is that 17th century-inspired shearling leather jacket!? There was a really cool performance from the Theo Adams Company in the show. I'm really curious what he can do out of MAN and with a bigger budget.

 

[Desi]

This time he delivered a very mature outing, but still his whimsical, Westwood/Galliano-y personality. The tailoring is great, and my god how amazing is that 17th century-inspired shearling leather jacket!? There was a really cool performance from the Theo Adams Company in the show. I'm really curious what he can do out of MAN and with a bigger budget.

Agreed, that piece alone was a huge standout. Even with that, there is a lot to like in his earlier century take but with incredibly different materials than you would expect. This is what I want to see when they show new and exciting menswear designers.

 

[Benn98]

Obsesses with Feng Chen Wang's collection, love the play with volume and colour.

 

[Deleted member 130879]

Really like Per Götesson's. But Loverboy needs to get something else going on, I can't stand the Westwood wannabe vibe of these. Or another Westwood for that matter, one is more than enough.