Spyder FW20 Collection

With a consistent focus on performance without refusing to compromise on style, sports fashion brand Spyder returns with its collection for Fall/Winter 2020. Looking to address the dual demands of today’s active city-dweller, the latest range consists of a number of pieces inspired by the architecture and street art of the contemporary metropolis.

Spyder’s high-performance materials stem from the company’s research and development efforts within their Techwear line. From reflective effects to geometric color blocking, the breathable windproof materials are more advanced than ever. Think: laser-cut windbreakers, joggers, bombers, T-shirts and more.

Creative Director Christopher Bevans took inspiration from city grids and subway metro maps to create the bright blue, yellow, pink, and orange tones of the Spyder Lifestyle range. The eye-catching colors make up the bold attitude of anoraks, tracksuits, hoodies, tank tops and waterproof jackets.

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Bianca Saunders RTW Fall 2020

Bianca Saunders re-created dancehall parties for her presentation and focused on movement and contrast for her new collection. The space was sectioned off into curtained partitions where models grooved to dancehall music. “I wanted to create a peep show idea of the dancehall scene, because dance can be quite sexual and when you’re at a club, despite being surrounded by people, you’re very much in your own moment,” she mused.

Despite their tailored construction, the clothes were designed to dance in. Saunders curved seams, twisted fabrics and moved shoulder seams closer to the neck so that it would shift. Long overcoats had double hems that moved easily over long and loose shirts. A bleached and fluid denim ensemble stole the show.

By altering its construction, Saunders breathed new life into these men’s wear staples.

Source: WWD

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