Nicholas Daley's "KinDread" Collection Shows You What Multiracial Biker Wear Looks Like
A robust fall/winter collection with a strong cultural narrative.
London-based menswear designer Nicholas Daley is known for harmonizing collisions of cultures into collections whose sartorial narratives have reached far and wide from high-end runways to the high-streets, informing the aesthetic of the “contemporary man.” For his latest collection, titled “KinDread,” Daley channeled the sixties’ LA-based Chosen Few Motorcycle Club for its multiracial subculture aesthetic. The collection features classic motifs of the biker uniform weaved with Daley’s ’80s Buffalo-inspired style. The collection’s predominantly black and brown color palette is infused with twinges of classic English influence, such as corduroy trousers, alpaca sweaters, trench coats, Oliver-Twist-esque moleskin pullovers and gingham prints. High quality heavy-duty materials make the stylish offering an ideal choice for the colder seasons. Take a look at the collection lookbook, styled by Stephen Mann and photographed by Iain Anderson, and check out the stockists on the official Nicholas Daley website.
