PFWM: Namacheko SS20

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Inspiration: Koyaanisqatsi, a 1982 American experimental film

The Result: A colorful Spring/Summer 2020 collection strutted down the runway of Paris Fashion Week Men’s that I simply call “layered geometry”. Tailored  pieces, outerwear and tees blended with design elements of subtle whimsy in the fusion of embellishments and textured prints, down to the floppy “bowl” head pieces.  My favorites — the vivid “basket weaving” looks which added playfulness and dimension to an already exciting  collection.

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