Jeremy Hackett showed a capsule collection of looks exalting fabrics from British wool mill Fox Bros & Co.

The collection screamed summer from the opening nautical looks, which segued into equestrian and cricket motifs.

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Jeremy Hackett put the shirt on hold this season, and opted for a panoply of knitwear — layered under tailored clothing — instead.

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René Gruau’s illustrations and Terry O’Neill’s images of Sixties jet-setters inspired Jeremy Hackett’s collection.

The collection played with traditional men’s wear patterns, and mixed and layered tailored pieces with patterned knitwear.

Jeremy Hackett pulled his inspirations straight from the pages of “The Great Gatsby” and “Brideshead Revisited.”