For his second collection since returning to the house that bears his name, Jil Sander’s interpretation of the men’s wardrobe was eagerly awaited (to say the least). Minimalistic (a Jil Sander habit), this collection is a precise vision of modernity and current trends.
And the show opened with white ensembles: shirts, pants, coats, jackets, shoes….Madame Sander contrasted her vision of white with prints in coral, bright orange, black and gray.
The cuts are square, the hallmark of Jil Sander’s aestheticism. A dose of sportswear is injected into the rigor of the strict cuts: the two-tone shirts and the lines along the seams of the pants are easily reminiscent of sportswear. For dressier outfits, Jil Sander rolls up the pants for these gentlemen, but also offers shorts, Bermuda shorts and even skorts (skirt+shorts).
A very ‘Jil’ collection (at this point it’s only fair to use his name as an adjective) embodied by a cast including: Guerrino Santulliana, Benjamin Waters, Ben Allen, Laurie Harding, Kristoffer Hasslevall, Abel Van Oeveren, Dylan River, Alexander Ferrario, Justus Eisfeld, Ben Stift, Félix Riess, Janis Ancens, Adrien Sahores, Elliot Vulliod, Justin Sterling and Sam Maouchi.
Photographs courtesy of Camera Moda
Mary Yasmine Arrouche
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