Oliver Spencer – AW 17

What a wonderful combination. The Prince of Wales check trousers are stunning, I love the use of scale which adds a extra texture to the look. The roll neck jumper in the mini stripe, lovely detail how the roll neck panel itself has been knitted tight around the neck. The you have a fantastic wool collar overcoat. Double breasted in a deep dark navy, a classic combination of navy and grey. Oh another detail which I can’t miss out is the thumb hole on the longs sleeves of that roll neck jumper.

A wonderful soft tailored suit and a fantastic chalk stripe. I like the unstructured blazer it looks very comfortable, note the turn ups on the trousers. A play on the visual senses with the use of that jumper and its horizontal stripe as opposed to the vertical stripe on the suit. Again the use of the thumb hole on the sleeves of the jumpers, lovely detail.

A lovely wool collar Harrington jacket, love those patch pockets and great detail with the double puller zip, very cool. Also note the khaki zip panel on the jacket. Tricolour stripe top is simple and sits just under the jacket and it’s nice to see that the top is just a normal length and not oversized. The same Prince of Wales check trousers, gorgeous.

A very subtle version of the Prince of Wales check in Navy used for the trousers. The jumper has a beautiful texture to it, the contrast rib on the neck is a great detail. A wonderful Mandarin collar blazer, relaxed tailoring, soft shoulders and patch pockets.

Another look at that subtle Navy Prince of Wales check used for fantastic single breasted blazer. Great trousers, love the chalk stripe and then with a little nod to the biker jeans the patches on the knees have the stripes going horizontally which is a fantastic look. The fleck knit turtle neck jumper is lovely, especially the chunky rib neck, great detail.

I really love this look, an amazing collarless three button single breasted blazer, beautiful relaxed soft tailoring matched with that wonderful graphic tee, classic grey and navy. Going back to the blazer, there are no pockets on the front and the sleeves have a self fabric cuff. The trousers have patches on the knees this time contrasted in grey, the cut is baggy but narrows at the leg hem.

The trend of the bomber jacket continues and this version has got to be one of my favourites. That wonderful Prince of Wales check, the detail of the double puller zip, the black rib used on the hem, collar, cuff and those big patch pockets finished with those press studs just lovely. Matching trousers if you feel brave enough, that same cut with the wide trouser leg, narrowing at the end, finished with a good size turn up.

Ahh the colour of the year that wonderful blush pink used to great effect with those knee patch trousers. The colour compliments so well with the grey turtle neck jumper, note the extra long sleeves with the thumb hole, love it. The two button single breasted blazer in the Prince of Wales check finishes this outfit off beautifully.

Such beautiful colours in this collection. Let’s start off with that jacket, really simple collared Harrington jacket. I really like the hem band with the top stitching and the yoke seam with the slit pocket on one side, lovely detail. The textured turtle neck knitted jumper is in a gorgeous washed denim blue. The knee patch trousers are in a earthy purple/brown colour which is a wonderful dark base for this outfit. Outstanding.

Wow, a beautiful jumper and cardigan twinset all in that wonderful Chevron pattern. The colours are fantastic, the burgundy and navy are a classic. The jumper is very simple, the cardigan is longline and has no fastening. I just love those trousers, the leg shape really narrows down to the ankle buts it’s the texture and that amazing taupe colour that takes this look to another level. Just beautiful.

A fantastic Mandarin collar suit. The same Taupe fabric as before, it has a wonderful texture and colour to it. The simple stripe tee underneath is very cool and the. That amazing collarless overcoat in navy adds another layer to this whole look. 

Velvet another trend that keeps on going, the richness in colour is stunning with this dark khaki Velvet. The trousers as before with the wide cut and then the bomber jacket again with the big patch pockets. The zip detail with the double pullers all as before.

Oliver Spencer AW 17 – A wonderfully British collection, beautiful fabrics, wonderful texture, great knits everything the true gentlemen would need for his winter wardrobe. Lots of detail, like,the double puller on the zips, the knee patches on the trousers. The wonderful use of traditional cloths and patterns like the chalk stripe and the Prince of Wales checks but the tailoring is soft and relaxed. The trousers are cut carrot shape, wide at the top and narrow at the hem, turn ups are added liberally, the overcoats are collarless which almost make them look like oversized cardigans. For me the heroes are the knitwear, the colours and the textures are fantastic, my favourite has to be the jumper-cardigan twinsets, Navy and Burgundy chevrons, just gorgeous. 

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-menswear/oliver-spencer/slideshow/collection