NYFW Men’s: Ricardo Seco SS19

July 18, 2018

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Inspired by the 1968 Olympics in Mexico, the Ricardo Seco Spring/Summer 2019 collection shown at New York Fashion Week Men’s represents today’s “street olympics” and the lifestyle of today’s modern man. The primarily streetwear collection, with nods of sporting silhouettes, was comprised of stripes and interweaving patterns to signify unity with red and green as the primary color accents in a black and white palette. The Olympic sporting icons were also a great touch to reinforce the original inspiration.