Edited by Kirby Marzec
In it’s second season, Italian based label C.P. Company stayed on the rugged, dress-down side of things for their Fall 2010 menswear collection. Designer Wallace Faulds launched a collection of very practical and versatile basics for the more active, but still fashionable, fellows.
Edited by Corey Moran
We’re still seeing a decent amount of practicality on the runway. Are designers still scared of the economy monster for Spring 2010?
Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: C.P. Company
via Men’s Rag via C’est La Vie
Edited by Saynt
C.P. Company has been producing its iconic Goggle jacket for Italy’s Mille Miglia auto race since the late eighties, but for the 20th anniversary jacket they called in British designer Aitor Throup.
Throup redesigned the body shape to simulate a driving posture, waterproofed the seams and pockets, and modified details like goggle shape to improve their utility. His design is on view through the end of the Milan Furniture Fair today at C.P. Company’s showroom, where a selection of the past 20 years’ worth of jackets dare also on display.
