Tommy Hilfiger surrounded out onto the driveway after his military-themed display, known as Cadet Academia, to the variations of the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Alone Minds and hearts Team Group." It was a crazy little wink and nod to some other citizens using a soldier's consistent as a style declaration.
But on the driveway, the process had none of that vibrant, wacky levity. The selection intended company. That began with a big-budget set that re-created the ivy-streaked stone façade of a unidentified Western Factor substitute along with a maintained courtyard-cum-park finish with little plants, all within the Playground Road Arsenal. And when it came to the outfits, it was for the most aspect an extremely clean and serious look that moved through extremely luxed-up variations of an thought would-be officer's clothing collection. Coats—both pea and officer's—and motorbike overcoats came in abundant glued leathers and shearlings. Matching had a nice breeze in blends of deep blue blue and wine red, sometimes with the inclusion of quilted set fleshlight sleeves or gold braided decrease.
You could almost believe that these men designs were managing under the risk of being chewed out by their sergeant if one slim pants cuff didn't drop exactly at mid-ankle. The display notices guaranteed "a customized take on army perfection." The selection certainly provided on that last bit. By the show's end, a sign of stone 'n' roll—a Hilfiger obsession—finally appeared, though a contact more revolt wouldn't have been a bad concept.
Still, Hilfiger and talking to developer Simon Spurr are right on the style indicate, walking in lockstep with the army route of last month's Western selections. And think, just a season ago, this high-production of development was an romantic demonstration at a town center eating place. Forward and upwards.
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