IN THE LIMELIGHT

It ’s a season of fresh starts in menswear, with Kim Jones debuting at Christian Dior, Kris Van Assche presenting a new vision for Berluti and Hedi Slimane launching a men’s line at Celine. But that’s not all. Designers are looking ahead and taking novel approaches in reinterpreting archival looks. Justine Lee and Rosana Lai present the stan dout collections of spring/summer 2019

BERLUTI Kris Van Assche debuted at Berluti with his vision of Berlin—a capsule collection with all the essentials for a contemporary wardrobe. Two-button suit jackets, crisp poplin shirts and tuxedos in both black and white were precision tailored with sporty undertones. We loved how the Scritto print, an 18th-century manuscript motif that has become iconic for the house, was subtly inscribed on jackets and linings of sports coats. Footwear was also updated with athletic elements. The Andy loafer, a style favoured by artist Andy Warhol, was refreshed with a rubber sole. BURBERRY The British label was once synonymous with the plaid trench coat, but new creative director Riccardo Tisci aimed to expand the brand’s vocabulary, beginning with a debut coed collection of 113 looks including neutral tailored suits and nylon…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, April 2019

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