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Pushing boundaries in his approach to silhouettes and constructions, Hed Mayner confirmed his status as one to watch. His one-button, double-breasted jacket was very on-trend.
There was a romantic, drapy feel to the cropped and elongated coats with voluminous folds at the front, one of which was crafted from what looked like reworked military tents.
There has been a strong globalization trend this season, and he’s part of the movement. East-meets-West references abounded, including judo pants and kimono closures on shirts, with a tonal palette hooked on beige, chocolate and light gray.
The designer created tension through plays on expansion and tightness in certain silhouettes, such as a look layering a sleeveless white cropped top over a boxy elongated blazer.
Bi-fabric jeans with black-and-white paneling at the back, a translucent white windbreaker with rope details, and a poncho with fringing were also covetable pieces in a collection rich in ideas.
See More From the Men’s 2018 Collections:
Hermès Men’s Spring 2018: Véronique Nichanian jumped on the streetwear bandwagon with shiny track pants, oversized hoodies and parkas in technical fabrics.
Balmain Men’s Spring 2018: Olivier Rousteing took his bow in a deep-V Breton wrap sweater, and worked many of those French standards into his typically jazzy lineup.
Dior Homme Men’s Spring 2018: Kris Van Assche, who is celebrating a decade at the helm, paid homage to the know-how of the brand with a new Christian Dior Atelier label.
Sacai Men’s Spring 2018: The overall mood was cleaner and more graphic with the slogan looks telegraphing an ultra clean, preppy-punk vibe.
Berluti Men’s Spring 2018: As he did for his debut collection, Ackermann showed a handful of looks on female models such as Liya Kebede and Stella Tennant.
