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Matthew Miller – A/W17

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A wonderful jacket, I love those zips with the oversize leather pullers and exposed tape, really nice detail. Note the cuff and hem of the jacket and the way the elastic is channelled into the hem and not overlocked on as a separate piece. It’s all about texture. The roll neck jumper in that brick red compliments the grey of the jacket beautifully. You can’t see much of the tops that are layered underneath, you can only see the different lengths. I love scarfs and this one is gorgeous, I can’t resist that digital print.

Autumn and Winter is all about layering and this outfit is done so well. I really love that short sleeve sweatshirt, the oversized length yet the fit is snug and close to the body. The roll neck jumper with those skinny arms is lovely and works so well. The cut of those skinny trousers adds to the clearness of this outfit.

A wonderful criss cross texture on the hoodie. The detail we are starting to see in a few collections this season is that thicker ribbon used as the ties in the hood, extra long to really exaggerate the detail. The jumper underneath sits longer then the top to add to the layers. Simple slim trousers to compliment the whole look.

What an incredible jacquard overcoat, simply beautiful almost looks like a print. Again that brick red roll neck adds that pop of colour that just lifts the outfit to the. Extra level. Simple slim trousers as before.

The textured overcoats keep on coming and another great example in this outfit. Before we talk about the coat let’s just mention the sweatshirt roll neck combination, we saw it earlier in the show but it’s such a great look adding the overcoat completes a great outfit. The overcoat itself, 3 button single breasted and the cut is snug, it fits close to the body and adds great structure.

A stunning leather biker jacket finished with wool lining. The zips have got those extra long leather pullers which are a lovely detail. What really works well is the layering in this outfit. I like that the leather jacket is worn over an overcoat, the difference in lengths give an interesting look. Then you have a longline sweatshirt which again adds to visual aesthetics of this outfit. Beautiful.

Matthew Miller A/W17 – A wonderful collection, incredibly limited in its colour pallet but that it’s a negative by any means. The colour that has been added to the black and grey compliments the outfits so well. I love that brick red which adds another layer of sophistication. Well thought out combinations of layers, visually interesting with the lengths of jackets, overcoats and sweatshirts. This collection is a complete wardrobe for a man of taste, sophistication and simplicity. Stunning.

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-menswear/matthew-miller/slideshow/collection

Miharayasuhiro – A/W 17

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Fantastic leather jacket loving that wool lining very cool. The hood is really cool and that zip with the extra large puller. Note the kangaroo type pockets on the front. Really interesting trousers with the crop length and turn ups.

Scale plays an key part in this outfit, loving the large details to,this overcoat. The collars are big, the pockets are big, the sleeves are wide and then that belt with the silver bucket just fantastic. The wide trousers just seem to work really well for the overall look.

A very cool distressed knitted jumper, I like the tight knit, it works really well. A great wool overcoat, single button, lovely detail with it being collarless. It’s a shame we can’t see more of the crop trouser as there is just a hint of detail showing.

Wonderfully tailored suit, two button single blazer. The distressed sleeve hem is a fantastic detail. The trousers have a lovely drape to it, extra large bucket on the trousers. The ribbon that ties the blazer is interesting, it’s a nice way of holding the shape of the blazer without fastening the buttons.

A lovely reworking of the puffer jacket. The top stitch that makes the quilting effect is missing, giving a smooth finish. The zip is finished asymmetric and again a fantastic zip with an extra large puller. The trousers are Velvet, cut slim with a seam stitched into the front. 

Another great suit, the fabric is a pinstripe with a twist. The space between each stripe is wide and the brown is complimented well with the navy stripe. The ribbon as detail as the suit before. The jumper underneath has that keyhole to the neck rib which we are seeing more of with the distressed look. The real winner is that scarf with the rib cuff detail made to look like sleeves, I love it.

A fantastic utility jacket in Suede, the colour is gorgeous in that Khaki. The patch pockets have what looks like weighted flaps. It’s that waistline tie with the extra large ribbon that really sets it off, the same ribbon used for the hood. The leather trousers are cut wide and have that Sportsluxe stripe running down the sides.

Let’s start with that knitted jumper, the knit itself has a stripe with adds great texture. The keyhole on the side of the jumper is interesting. The orange colour is beautiful and it works really well with the rust. The jacket is lovely, I love those collars, great patch pockets with those inverted box pleats, lovely buttons and that amazing oversized belt to the hem. The trousers are wide but the fabric give it great structure.

Texture plays a huge part of fashion, I love this dressing gown overcoat very cool. A gorgeous roll neck textured jumper. The jersey track bottoms are fantastic, the rib cuff is extra large which works so well with this relaxed look. 

Miharayasuhiro A/W 17 – A really interesting collection full wonderful ideas and detail. Scale plays a great part in this collection. The buckles, zips and pullers are all extra large. The overcoats have large lapels and wider sleeves. The large jackets and overcoats are contrasted by the crop trousers, the whole look is lovely. The suits have a great cut, I like the distressed sleeve hem and the wide trousers. All in all a lovely collection and well worth a good look.

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-menswear/miharayasuhiro

Lou Dalton – A/W 17

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A stunning two button single breasted suit. Lovely relaxed tailoring a nice detail is the patch pockets a slightly longer then the hem. A touch of the Sportsluxe with the trainers and I love that tee, a perfect combination of grey and pink to compliment that white. Gorgeous.

It’s all about texture when it comes to knitwear. It’s an interesting knit. The bobbles, I like them, I like the uniformity of it works really well. Simple drape trousers, the simplicity is the beauty of it.

Stripes, seem to be seeing a lot of them this season in both Menswear and Womenswear where knitwear is concerned. The classic combination of camel and black colouring, the stripe engineered so that it goes across the chest and sleeves in a continuous line.

Another version of the bobbles jumpers, looks great on black. The chambray trouser are lovely and a nice change up from using a heavier weighted denim. The colouring is bolder, it’s a lovely rich blue. I can’t tell whether they are gloves or a lightweight jumper underneath but the detail of the hand warmers are very cool.

The chambray used to maximum effect in this outfit. The same shape trousers, wide and full of drape. A really cool bug winter coat, almost a puffer, you can see the fullness in the lining. I love the big colours and those wonderful pockets to the front. And how could we miss the textured “balls” jumper and that stunning Orange. Just fantastic.

Lou Dalton A/W 17 – A wonderful collection. Small but perfectly designed. I love the simplicity of it, the colour palette, the shapes, the soft tailoring it’s fantastic. Texture is a important aspect of this collection. The bobble jumper being a real standout. The chambray is a also a fantastic touch, I love the gorgeous blue tone used, the drape on the trousers and it’s a real breath of fresh air from the usual heavier denim and with the bleaching, rips, patches and effects we’ve seen in the last few seasons.

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-menswear/lou-dalton/slideshow/collection

Katie Eary – A/W 17

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A fantastic outfit, love that amazing 70’s print on the shirt. Lovely white piping on the edge of the shawl collar. The trousers have a lovely waffle texture to them, wonderfully cut slim. The jacket is the real hero, again the texture is fantastic, collarless which helps to style the shirt, last but not least that slate grey colour. The contrast works amazingly well.

What a stunning leather jacket. The wool lining is fantastic, I love the detail of the seams showing on the outside of the jacket, beautiful brown colouring. Oversized orange printed shirt underneath and stylish slim black trousers.

The shawl collar, a great detail used throughout this collection. Another gorgeous 70’s inspired print. I really like the piping on the edge of the shirt jacket, fantastic. Simple slim black trousers.

A really interesting crop jumper with a choker style neck. The tight rib knit gives great structure and holds the crop shape well. The wide boat neck would have been enough but the choker neck which has been so popular in womenswear over the last few years has transitioned into menswear. You can’t really see the shirt that well the colours used are no doubt awesome. The trousers incorporate a printed and elasticated waistband. Very cool.

A really lovely raglan sleeve T-shirt. This season we are really seeing more use of the raglan sleeve. The sleeve itself has a great shape and drape to it, I love it. Note the crop length. Oh and we can’t miss our the chameleon print, the orange compliments the purple so well.

Another great crop knitted jumper. Beautiful graduated colouring. The keyhole neckline is interesting. Again you can’t really see the detail to that shirt which is a real shame. Simple slim black trousers.

Katie Eary A/W 17 – A wonderful collection, 70’s inspired prints which are just gorgeous. I love the orange colouring which permeates this collection. The most wonderful contrast is the slate grey although the purple is another star. The whole collection has a great use of texture. The wool lining on the sleek leather, the tight rib knit, the smooth silk which holds the vibrant prints so well. I’m a real fan of wearing colour and this collection shows you how to wear colour without fear, just gorgeous.

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-menswear/katie-eary/slideshow/collection

Joseph – A/W 17

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Fantastic mohair overcoat. I really like that three button detail. That full length makes a real statement. The grandad collar shirt underneath has great detail with a double button fastening, it looks very sharpe in white. Beautifully tailored grey check trousers completes the look. Effortlessly sophisticated.

An interesting roll neck jumper. The red detailing is lovely, there is just the right amount of teasing. The little splash around the neck, it’s the inverted seams that I really like. Note that this jumper is more of a dolman sleeve, that shoulder seam is very low.

Very eclectic styling. Let’s start off with that blazer, a wonderful light base check. I love that stripe grandad collar shirt with the double button fastening. I love that amazing grey V neck jumper, it’s another one for my own wardrobe. The trouser are leather in a fantastic blue/grey.

Oh I love this Fair Isle tank top, the colour are amazing the navy blue contrasted with that golden yellow. The stripe grandad collar shirt is as before. The trouser are in the same light base check as the blazer before.

A hint of Sportsluxe with those double stripe trousers which are lovely. Especially that stay in crease on the front. You can’t see much of the stripe shirt. Another amazing statement overcoat, fantastic oversize shape especially love those sleeves. 

More of the Sportsluxe look, really great combination with those double stripe trousers. An amazing Fair Isle jumper, great combination of colours. It’s that sleeveless leather jacket that’s the real hero. The wool lining is gorgeous and those buttons with the loop fastening is fantastic.

This is my favourite outfit, those check trouser are fantastic. I love the grey, the cobalt blue and red. The grey Fair Isle jumper, the deep V neck is a great detail. Love the grandad collar shirt, stark contrast in optic white. Another great wool oversized overcoat, double breasted, love those big collars. 

More Sportsluxe with those trousers. Love those narrow legs and the rib cuffs, the big patch pockets to the front. I love that grey knitted rib jumper and it works so well with the knit cardigan. These are the sort of colours that are classic and I live in everyday. Very cool.

Soft tailoring at its very finest. A gorgeous oatmeal blazer, textured with a herringbone design. I love the top stitch detail around the lapels and pockets. Oversized grey V neck knitted jumper, love those ribs hanging out of the sleeves a great styling detail. Soft tailored Sportsluxe trousers as before. A beautiful outfit.

Joseph A/W 17 – A simple yet beautiful collection. Wonderful soft tailoring, real statement overcoats and the most wonderful knitwear. I love the contrasts of checks mixed with Fair Isle knits, simple ribs and a touch of Sportsluxe. The styling is fantastic with the oversized shapes, rib cuffs protruding from sleeves, in fact all the sleeves are just that little bit long and cover your hands. Oversized is the look without making you feel like Tom Hanks at the end of ‘Big’. I’ve already started looking for my Vintage Wolsey Fair Isle jumpers from the back of my wardrobe. Inspiration. 

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

Christopher Ræburn – A/W 17

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A fantastic ultra modern jacket. The jacket has been cut into asymmetric panels. Lots of industrial strength Velcro. I especially like the triple straps on the hem and also on the hood, lovely detail. I love those puffer shorts they are really fantastic, worn on top of some great skinny jeans, my favourite styling with those extra big turn ups. Let’s not forget the colouring, the khaki is soft and light and the grey is earthy like dark clay, wonderful combination.

This outfit is all about texture. You have your normal plain sweatshirt loopback, then a textured waffle and last if all that brushed fleece. The sweet pants, the hoodie with the double sleeve detail and the scarf all put together with random panels. Keeping it all tonal just adds another layer. Love it.

An interesting reworking of the bomber jacket, the cut outs are total random and organic in shape. The tee underneath in the sky blue seems to be made of a nylon waterproof fabric, translucent, finished with a grey rib. The tee underneath that is a simple printed white tee. Black jeans, note the double turn up which is a nice detail.

Camouflage is my all time favourite print, my wardrobe is full. The real trick is the ability to do something different with the print…. Christopher Ræburn does not disappoint, his camo is made up of different panels cut into camo shapes. The placement is interesting with most of the panels concentrated near the top of each garment. The styles themselves are your classic sweatshirt and track bottoms conbos.

More of that same Camo but this time in a zipped sweatshirt. Really loving those colours as week. The base colour is black but not your true black, missed with Navy and two different khaki’s. The bottoms are as before with the panelled tracksuit bottoms. Mixed fabrics, the waffle, plain and brushed fleece. I like the slanted zip pockets.

I love love love this beautiful wool duffle coat. Those panels stitched on top to give it that Camo look are fantastic, those colours just gorgeous especially the luminous green, which compliments the grey and navy so well. The stark contrast with the super clean white is lovely.

I love knitwear and this chunky knit is just gorgeous. Again it’s full of texture, lots of panels placed in a very geometric design. It’s those colours, the greys and that lush luminous green, a fantastic combination. The black jeans as before.

Another great jacket, biker style in wool, patches of grey, navy and luminous green, Camo in design, beautiful. The hoodie underneath is a tonal patchwork of fabrics, plain sweatshirt, waffle and that brushed fleece. The white bottoms again just to give it that little bit extra for contrast.

Oversize is here to stay in Menswear. Fantastic oversized cardigan, same lush patchwork of knits in the same lunch colours as before. This time with the added accessory of an oversize scarf. Simple,black jeans and the lovely detail of that luminous green used to lace up those boots. Gorgeous.

More of that tonal patchwork with the panels in plain, waffle me brushed fleece. I like this light grey it’s a great base colour. The jacket is a quilted nylon jacket, the darker slate grey really works well. Black jeans as before with the double turn up detail.

Christopher Ræburn A/W 17 – a wonderful collection. So full of texture, I love the brushed fleece, mixed with the waffle fabric. Then there is the Nylons and Poly fabrics all used to create outfits that would easily be used for the great outdoors. I love the industrial Velcro fastenings, very cool. My favourite detail in those show is the amazing reworking of the Camo print, especially the colours used and that beautiful combination of Grey, Navy and Luminous green. This collection is full of fantastic ideas and detail and should be a great inspiration to the high street.

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-menswear/christopher-raeburn/slideshow/collection

Belstaff – A/W 17

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A fantastic leather pilots jacket, finished with wool lining. The leather finish is beautifully aged. Simple raw denim jeans, love the turn ups but what really sets off the outfit is that tan belt. Love it.

Is that time? The return of the stone colour jeans? Well it seems so, the cut is straight, the hem turned up the belt a real feature. Classic cotton shirt in the same stone colour as the jeans. The leather jacket another beauty, again fur lined. Such a classic look.

Such a beautiful long line naval Peacoat. Just look at the buttons, the side belts to the sleeves, those big patch pockets. Stone jeans as before and to finish the classic stripe naval jumper. I love this look.

Another classic Peacoat but this one shorter and the buttons more workmanlike. The jeans are leather and cut tight around the legs. The jumper a beautiful cable knit, but it’s the large scale of the knit that really impresses.

Some call it wine and some call it burgundy, we could say Ox blood as well. No matter what you choose you can’t argue that this colour isn’t beautiful. A collarless biker jacket and I love the detail of the extra padding to the shoulders. Lovely roll neck knit, grey raw denim jeans and again I love love love that tan belt. Gorgeous.

A fantastic waxed jacket, again in the gorgeous wine colour. The look is very workwear, loads of pockets and I like that belt to the waist. The press studs with the extra large head is a lovely detail. Leather trousers as before.

Another wax jacket, lovely styling. I like big patch pockets and the pocket on the chest with the vertical pocket flap. Built up collars to keep you warm when the wind is blowing. The jacket underneath looks like its denim. The styling is more Harrington then western which is a great idea. I’ve always liked the double jacket look. 

Belstaff A/W 17 – Another classic Belstaff collection. The jackets as always are beautiful and very well crafted. Classically cut and executed, every detail is well thought out and designed. The return of the stone coloured jeans, could they really infiltrate my wardrobe? Well maybe… that amazing Naval Peacoat could certainly have a place. The one item I really fell for is that beautiful tan belt, works so well with raw denim. A wonderful collection, full of the very best styling. 

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

E. Tautz – A/W 17

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A wonderful four button double breasted suit. Beautiful soft tailoring, love those big lapels. The texture of the fabric is lovely. Simple check shirt, layered with a stone colour tee underneath.

A fly fronted grandad collar shirt, I like the press stud fastening a lovely detail. Wonderfully tailored one button single breasted suit. I really love the cut of those trousers and the way the fabric drapes, narrow to the ankle. A lovely overcoat on top to finish.

Now this outfit shows the versatility of denim, the trouser cut in wide to keep that same drape. Contrast stitching to give it that authentic look. Lovely boucle knit jumper in that gorgeous green fern colour, the texture is a wonderful contrast to the base denim.

Same denim trousers as before but this time matched with an amazing one button single breasted blazer, this time the tailoring is a little sharper, the shoulders firmer and the lines clean and sharpe. I like the mustard colouring and again just that little bit of speckle to add texture. The shirt fly fronted and fastened with press studs, lovely khaki colouring.

Let’s start off with the trousers first, again great drape, classic navy colouring. Interesting double shirt styling. A pale yellow shirt underneath, the top shirt has a placket front, press stud fastening in a lovely navy/grey colour. The star of the outfit is that gorgeous wool overcoat, I like the simple clean lines, not too much detail, simple zip and press studs and I like the tie on the sleeves. The khaki colour is gorgeous and compliments so well with the navy.

A beautiful outfit comprising of all grey colouring. The drape trousers a dark clay grey colour, I really love this colour and it’s a nice alternative to khaki. The grandad collar shirt, fly fronted and press stud fastening, with a simple yet effect grid check. The blazer is stunning, beautifully cut in simple clear lines and one button fastening. Loving this one.

A lovely four button double breasted overcoat. The button placement is interesting, higher then the waist, giving the overcoat a strong shape to the chest. A simple grey check. The suit and shirt are a tonal match, what’s nice is the texture to the suit which works well with the overcoat.

Another beautiful check suit, the same wonderful drape and cut that’s used throughout this collection. The check itself is subtle and adds an extra depth to the texture of the suit. The same fly fronted grandad collar shirt as before, sharpe contrast to the grey with that stone colour.

Just the most gorgeous moss green trousers, such a wonderful colour. A wonderful detail with the crease on the trousers giving a real sharpness to the trousers. A lovely chambray blue shirt with a fly front placket, lovely patch pocket detail. The jacket a simple navy blue Harrington jacket to finish.

I love this anorak, simply gorgeous. Lovely detail with the zip front and drawstring hood. This is one I’d love to have in my own wardrobe. The trousers are a beautiful rich navy needlecord. 

It’s that magical moss green colour again. A beautiful textured fabric, the suit a soft tailored four button double breasted version. The knit a black boucle and the shirt a med size gingham check. What I love is the textures, it brings the outfit to life.

E. Tautz A/W 17 – Last seasons collection was one of my favourites and the Autumn/Winter collection does not disappoint. The beauty of the outfits comes from the simple shape and cut, wonderful tailoring. Strong, deep, rich colours. The moss green the real standout for me. The added layers are the texture, the check patterns on the overcoats and the suits, the shiny boucle yarn used on the knitwear and the simple cotton used on the shirts work so well together. Let’s not miss out the details especially the press stud fastening used throughout the grandad collar shits. This is a wonderful collection that needs your time to study and appreciate. Beautiful.

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-menswear/e-tautz/slideshow/collection

Casely-Hayford A/W 17

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The humble grandad collar shirt. Great detail with oversized contrast button and the button stand. I love that grey coat that’s underneath. The parka has a fantastic print, the pockets and the Velcro fastenings are all great design details. What works well are the different coat lengths, a great feature as the usual way to wear a double coat is the shorter coat underneath and the longer coat on top, this is a lovely way of mixing it up a little.

The grandad collar continues. A really lovely checked four button double breasted blazer. The contrast with the chalk stripe trousers is interesting and adds another level to this outfit. The cropped knitted jumper is a beautiful shade of teal green, but you can’t really see the rib work that’s incorporated into the design which is a shame.

I really love those trousers, the drape, the fullness around the ankles, sharpe pleats and the texture to the fabric just beautiful. Simple stripe jumper, the extended neck rib adds another layer to this whole look. A wonderful single breasted overcoat, simple and beautiful.

This is a fantastic reworking of the tracksuit top. I love the detail of the high rib neck turning into a roll neck, it looks amazing. Great zip detail to give it that finish. The trousers have a fantastic print to them and it all works really well with that beautiful grey overcoat.

The crop length is used throughout this show. Beautiful crop grandad collar shirt. I’m not sure if the waistcoat is apart of the shirt or if it’s a separate garment but what I do know is that it’s the same fabric as the shirt, the shoulders are extended to give structure to the look. The trouser are the same chalk stripe trousers as before.

Such a beautiful grey double breasted overcoat. I really love that functional lapels and the way it’s pulled over the neckline. The trousers have a great look to them, I like the distressed treads but incorporated into a polka dot pattern.

A wonderfully tailored single breasted suit. The big rib roll neck tracksuit top as before. Lovely double zip detail, I like the styling with the bottom zip open.

A beautiful double breasted blazer, I love that grey fabric. A gorgeous colour blocked waistcoat underneath. Beautiful leather bands and pocket flaps. The trousers are as before with that wonderful ethnic print. 

A beautiful collection, quintessentially British. Wonderful overcoats, I really like the parka with the print worn on top of a longer overcoat, lovely styling. The knits have unusual asymmetric necklines, the colours are fantastic especially the teal. Prints are subtle and have a depth and texture. The tailoring is soft and full of detail, great pleats and extended waistbands. The fabric in checks and one of my favourites the chalk stripes work so well. The sportsluxe crossover doesn’t seem to be losing momentum, the tracksuit top with the double zip detail and that amazing extra large rib collar is contrasted with a wonderfully tailored single breasted suit. 

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-menswear/casely-hayford/slideshow/collection

Astrid Andersen A/W 17

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A fantastic split block jacket. Diamond padded top half and a narrow corduroy bottom half. I like the contrast of the shiny nylon and the matte corduroy, it really works well. The chunky bronze zip detail is lovely. The trousers are corduroy too in that delicious chocolate colour. I love that belt with the gold clasp fastening which I am using myself.

Classic parka jacket. Again a split version with the nylon padded fabric and the contrasted corduroy. The zips all big and chunky are generously applied to this jacket. The bottoms are styled like a classic tracksuit bottom carrying on the sportsluxe theme of the spring summer collection. 

I just love love love this this beautiful lace gold foil tee, cut with a raglan sleeve. I like the rib on the neck and sleeves. Lovely wide leg corduroy trousers. A shame we can’t see the jacket.

The corduroy continues. A classic hoody, raglan sleeve, shoelace tie a lovely detail. The bottoms are cut big and baggy with a pleated front and that clasp fastening on the belt.

A beautiful flowing print shirt and what a print. I like that rich cream base colour and then the feathers which look like they have been printed in watercolour. Simple scarf with the rib edge detail and a printed Varsity number. Lovely skinny tracksuit bottoms / trousers in what appears to be a heavy nylon fabric.

That beautiful feather print continues but this time as a placement print. I love the rich cream colour to this outfit. Simple sweatshirt and tracksuit bottoms, lovely narrow shape to the legs. Such a lovely scarf as before with the rib edge.

I love velvet and I’m using it myself generously at work myself. This deep khaki is such a beautiful colour. A wonderful kimono style jacket, I really like the black edge around the neck be the sleeves. The sweatshirt with the now classic Astrid logo which incidentally works really well because of the size. The bottoms look really cool in that grey and black animal print, the grey compliments the khaki of the velvet really well.

More of the blocking technique being used on this outfit. The classic padded bomber jacket, top half with the same grey and black animal print as before, the bottom half with the padded diamond shape. The blocking has also been used on the tracksuit. The top in the shoe of the vintage Kappa triangle of the 80’s. The bottoms cut in panels just below the knee. 

Simply stunning overcoat, the real star of the show. Beautiful blocking, the top half in black fur and the bottom half in cow hide with Astrid Andersen branded around the hem edge. I love the bronze satin tape that divides the two fabrics. 

Astrid Andersen A/W 17 – a wonderful start to the Autumn / Winter 2017 Menswear collections. Astrid Andersen is fast becoming the go to collection for Sportsluxe with added glamor, when I say added Glamour what I actually mean is……G L A M O U R…. The richness in colours, the use of beautiful fabrics, the delicate prints mixed with classic tracksuit shapes. I really love this collection, it has an attitude, it has a confidence, it has a masculinity yet it is undeniably beautiful. 

http://www.vogue.co.uk/shows/autumn-winter-2017-menswear/astrid-andersen/collection/