Thom Browne Spring 2018 Menswear

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“I like the idea that when you are a baby you wear pretty much the same clothing as your brothers and sisters. And I think that culture dictates which way and what kind of clothing you wear—but it is nice that you can pretty much do whatever you want,” Thom Browne

Thom Browne Spring 2018 Menswear

Thom Browne Spring 2018 Menswear - SEE collection.

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Thom Browne Pre-Fall 2017

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Thom Browne sought inspiration from his partner, Andrew Bolton who happens to be the curator of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute for his pre-Fall collection. Thom Browne took a curatorial approach in presenting the collection. 

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Thom Browne Spring 2017 NYFW

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Runway: Thom Browne Spring 2017 NYFW

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KOE x Thom Browne Duck-themed Collab

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Well, if it looks like a duck, it's Thom Browne for Japanese retailer KOE! This capsule collection is a Thom Browne collaboration wet dream for TB fans as prices range from $59-$256... need I say more!

The stylized duck motif runs throughout Thom Browne's signature pinstripes for him and her. There are wonderful knits, blazers and cardigans to round up the sartorial flock. I especially love the short trouser with the white duck on the side of the leg. The collection goes on sale starting August 9th on KOE's online store. Yep, I may be quacking into Fall! 

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Thom Browne Menswear Fall 2016

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Thom Browne revisted the "Gentleman" of times past for Fall 2016. Coats, bowler hats and a collection of fine wools stressed (or I should say, distressed) the point from wear and tear to mint condition, symbolizing age. Thom Browne's runway shows are always theatrical and always carry a message. [For me] the take away pieces are the coats - they are gorgeous! Especially the fur-trimmed ones. Everything else just faded. Well, except for one must-have accessory - the doggie carrying cases. I must-have one. Check them out in the photos above and you'll see what I mean!

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Thom Browne Spring 2016 Menswear

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Thom Browne reinvented the Geisha, so to speak, for his Spring 2016 menswear collection. Browne presented an impressive and visually stunning body of work. At first glance, the gray wool, sartorially perfect suits appear to be embroidered with traditional and iconic Japanese motifs, think again. No embroidery here. Instead, all motifs were created/constructed with individual pieces of fabric - a painstakingly precise process no doubt. The headgear, which were works of art themselves in their sculptural glory, were by milliner-extraordinaire Stephen Jones who has collaborated with Thom Browne in past collections.

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