J.W. Anderson 2014 Spring/Summer Collection
J.W. Anderson may thrive on the new, but even he admits that the ideas for his collections are
J.W. Anderson may thrive on the new, but even he admits that the ideas for his collections are rarely novel. For Spring/Summer 2014, the designer pieced together his men’s silhouette by playing with already-existing proportions — many of them his own — and exploring “modern geometry.” The result was a column-like combination of a tunic top — in leather, or a Neoprene-like material — that he paired with voluminously-cut pants in a simple palette of black, white or beige. Elegant and organic, yet also concise and thoughtful, it was another compelling presentation from one of menswear’s most provocative designers.
