Loose fitting tailoring in creamy white opened the Hardy
Amies debut show in Paris. Trousers perched above the ankle flashed an inch of
skin as the eye wandered down to neatly laced brogues and tassled loafers.
Hands sank into the pockets of tailored shorts, taking a
longer length than previous seasons. Wardrobe constants in the form of shirts
and ties were housed under patterned jackets complementing the freshness
injected into the Amies man’s wardrobe with raspberry and geometric shapes
emerging from the blackened out surroundings.
Experimenting playfully with English silhouettes, and now under
the creative direction of Claire Malcolm, there was a definite nod to era’s
past.
Knotted neckerchiefs nestled into the necks of shirts in the
same fabric, with bow ties and satin dinner jackets adding the splendour to the
sartorial.
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