pretaportre:

“Color was key: orange, purple, the aforementioned blue and a lighter mineral green, all culled from the required uniforms of various flight crews. It was broken up by and balanced against basic olive green and black. The Savile Row tailoring and military references took form in terrific outerwear and jackets — meltons, peacoats and parkas, most of which were oversize in cool contradiction to the microscopic skirts, which came in satin and quilted leather. There was an homage to the Rue Cambon going on too, with squarish jackets in robust rubberized tweeds. By working in rubber, leather, satin and nylon, Neville and Wainwright heightened the sporty edge that felt spot-on for the contemporary Rag & Bone demo, though this collection looked very luxurious. As it turns out, the two family men from England who started in men¹s wear have a real handle on what their women want.”

(via WWD)

theclotheshorse:

Vogue China, February 2012 photographed by Angelo Pennetta

(via styleisstyle)