Robert Geller put an inventive spin on traditional male archetypes: servicemen, manual laborers, wandering men, athletes. There were flight pants, bomber jackets, moto pants, sweatshirts, work jackets and loads of mesh.
The Vibe: Traditional Menswear Subverted
The Silhouette: Shaken and stirred. Mr. Geller proposed extra long mesh tank tops and tees worn under cropped jackets or regular length shirts and things like elongated hoodies but short sleeved.
Accessories: Models wore derby hats, giving the show a somewhat old-world feel. He called them Black Wanderer Paper hats.