PinTopman Design reinterprets British style with an eclectic fall-winter 2017 collection.
Topman Design takes up the narrative of the British traveler for its fall-winter 2017 collection. Presented during London Fashion Week Men’s, the fashion brand’s latest range took inspiration from pubs, clubs, and 90s raves. The youthful attitude was juxtaposed with workwear-inspired looks, which borrowed from dock workers.
Transitioning from a relaxed stance on tailoring to graphic sportswear, Topman tackled a variety of aesthetics. Hero pieces for the season range from graphic hooded sweaters and waistcoats to baggy jeans and fluorescent fashions.
Topman Design Fall/Winter 2017 Runway Collection
PinTopman trades out the blazer for a waistcoat when it comes to seasonal dressing for the suit. Here, the stylish standout is paired with a distressed leather jacket, wide-cut trousers, and white sneakers.
PinEmbracing leather, Topman Design delivers a double-breasted coat for fall-winter 2017.
PinTopman’s fall tailoring takes on oversized proportions and workwear-inspired details.
PinEvoking 90s style, Topman Design gravitates towards baggy denim jeans for fall-winter 2017.
PinMaking a graphic statement, Topman Design unveils an oversized hooded sweater.
PinPlaid is front and center as Topman Design crafts a smart statement with a double-breasted coat for fall-winter 2017.
PinChanneling the club scene, Topman Design embraces fluorescent hues for fall-winter 2017. Here, Topman debuts a pink coat, worn with joggers and a graphic top.
PinTopman takes an acid trip with bold colors for a playful fall-winter 2017 sweater.
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