Menswear’s New Patchworked Personality
by MR Magazine Staff
Jan 06, 2016
The prevalence of patchwork this season—at brands like Jil Sander, Junya Watanabe, Valentino and Ports 1961—indicates that, for some, luxury is about maintaining individuality, especially at a time when it feels as if the only thing separating two shirts is the tag on the inside. Many designers have used patchwork on familiar silhouettes like button-up shirts, jeans and jackets, giving guys a relatively safe way to make a fashion statement. Read more at The Wall Street Journal.
