25 January 2015
23 January 2015
Nigel Cabourn AW15
Perhaps the most practical collection exhibited at London Collections: Men - especially so for autumn/winter - was Nigel Cabourn's hard wearing outerwear. The AW15 collection celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Trans-Antarctic Expedition led by Sir Vivian Fuchs. Fur-trim coats, chunky knitwear and vintage-inspired jackets are just some of the key pieces prepared to keep you extremely toasty during the winter months.
Among these, the most iconic is arguably the Everest Parka, a Nigel Cabourn classic, which has featured in his winterwear collections since 2003. Inspired by the clothes worn by Sir Edmund Hillary during his 1953 ascent of Mt Everest, the coat is made from weatherproof Ventile cotton filled with goose down and lined with sheepskin. The design can supposedly withstand temperatures of minus 40 degrees Celcius, although I shan't be testing that claim any time soon!
20 January 2015
Robert Spangle, Middle Temple Hall
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| Robert Spangle, street style photographer at Thousand Yard Style, shooting for British GQ at London Collections: Men. |
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