Capturing the simple nostalgia of a time long past, Francesco Ricci Lotteringi photographs Matteo Martari as styled by Marco Bazzoni for Woolrich Woolen Mills’ spring 2010 lookbook. From nautical and floral prints to conductor jackets, designer Daiki Suzuki continues a long tradition of American workwear. Blending customary colors with classic relaxed fits, the label utilizes an old-age charm to remain relevant and particularly interesting when combined with a special penchant for style.
Matteo Martari by Francesco Ricci Lotteringi | Woolrich Woolen Mills Spring 2010
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