In his finale effort as creative director of Gieves & Hawkes before he moves on to brother brand Cerruti in Paris, Jason Basmajian went for tonal looks in rustic U.K. fabrics.

The spring collection, displayed on racks in its recently revamped store at No. 1 on the legendary street, oozed summer ease – executed in tropical wools, cool silks and nubby linen blends.

“Tailoring doesn’t always mean shirt-and-tie,” Jason Basmajian declared.

Creative director Jason Basmajian ramped up the sportswear and accessories components of the spring/summer collection.

Jason Basmajian wanted to weave elements of the Savile Row tailor’s formidable 240-year archive into the fall collection.

WWD went behind the scenes at the fall show.

The Savile Row tailor staged a ready-to-wear presentation with a host of unfussy tailored clothing in unexpected fabrics and configurations.