LCM: Saturday - Favourite Looks
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Hardy Amies
Born in London’s Maida Vale in 1903, Hardy Amies opened the doors of his Savile Row headquarters in 1945 and soon became a pioneer of British tailoring. Although not a signature tailored look, this more modern outfit has an essence of tailoring with a 21st century twist.
Lou Dalton
One of the few female designers on the British Menswear scene, Lou Dalton has fast become a figurehead for home-grown talent at London Collections Men. Her USP is having an innate & all-encompassing understanding of what men want from their clothes: practicality, a dash of adventure and above all else, something that makes the wearer look damn good. This tailored sports luxe style certainly encompasses all three.
Mackintosh
In 1823, Charles Macintosh developed the now iconic rubberised fabric, and thereafter the original Mackintosh coat was made. The brand has come a long way since and in this modern age, where quality often counts for nothing, Mackintosh builds on the quality traditions of its forefathers whilst improving these with modern production methods. Every genuine Mackintosh garment is carefully hand made by skilled operatives who have spent years perfecting the techniques required to make a true Mackintosh.
Matthew Miller
MCM X Christoper Raeburn
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