Duchamp SS16 once again does not fail to impress with their elegant soft tailoring with innovative fabric and elegant summer eveningwear.
Known for their quality and heritage, Duchamp continues their outstanding brand with sculpting each signature piece that come together to create a gorgeous suit for the one of a kind gentleman. Duchamp’s attention to detail and illustrious fabrics creating a three dimensional appearance involving gingham print, woven cottons, Italian velvet, and English silk. They’re relaxed approached to tailoring makes their collection perfect for the Summertime. Three-dimensional prints on dinner jackets bring this collection into the 21st century keeping Duchamp on trend whilst remaining true to it’s roots.
With some over-sized jackets, houndstooth print, and printed check trousers certainly don’t hold back from Duchamp’s nod to flamboyant Italian summer vibes. Whilst remaining very formal, Duchamp SS16 sets a playful tone for next year’s season with their exclusive painted shirts and trousers that are inter-changable if you are looking for a more laid back vibe to Spring/Summer but still remaining a Duchamp standard gentleman.
The PAUSE team attended the Duchamp SS16 presentation at the gorgeous Rosewood Hotel and left us itching to get our hands on all the pieces to wear them at next year’s Summertime parties.
Duchamp SS16 once again does not fail to impress with their elegant soft tailoring with innovative fabric and elegant summer eveningwear.
Known for their quality and heritage, Duchamp continues their outstanding brand with sculpting each signature piece that come together to create a gorgeous suit for the one of a kind gentleman. Duchamp’s attention to detail and illustrious fabrics creating a three dimensional appearance involving gingham print, woven cottons, Italian velvet, and English silk. They’re relaxed approached to tailoring makes their collection perfect for the Summertime. Three-dimensional prints on dinner jackets bring this collection into the 21st century keeping Duchamp on trend whilst remaining true to it’s roots.
With some over-sized jackets, houndstooth print, and printed check trousers certainly don’t hold back from Duchamp’s nod to flamboyant Italian summer vibes. Whilst remaining very formal, Duchamp SS16 sets a playful tone for next year’s season with their exclusive painted shirts and trousers that are inter-changable if you are looking for a more laid back vibe to Spring/Summer but still remaining a Duchamp standard gentleman.
The PAUSE team attended the Duchamp SS16 presentation at the gorgeous Rosewood Hotel and left us itching to get our hands on all the pieces to wear them at next year’s Summertime parties.
A fusion of clean lines and sharp silhouettes with frayed hems and creased fabrics, Matthew Miller’s Spring/Summer 2016 Collection is impelled by excessive bureaucratic regulation and retro-futurism. His ‘Conform/control/constrict’ state of mind during the design process is reflected through the collection, and also correlates with the business uniforms of red tape practitioners; tailored blazers, order drainpipe trousers, and white shirts. His frustration with the constraints of modern day living is portrayed through his use of distressed and creased linens, but especially through his use of clashing fabrics. A red spray-paint mark embellishes the back of suits and shirts, a tongue-in-cheek contrast to what it is otherwise an achromatic, formal line.
View the entire Matthew Miller Spring/Summer 2016 collection below:
