... two by two ...

women's and men's fall/winter 2020 collection

l'ecole des beaux arts, paris

march 1 2020

thirty-three couples, dressed alike ...

which one is which?

his wardrobe and her wardrobe are identical, while being a man’s wardrobe and a woman’s wardrobe.

which one is which?

thom browne’s take on very old school prep gets a new silhouette:

extended of shoulder, boxy of jacket,
draped of skirt. for him and for her.

which one is which?

a classic repertoire of trench coats, jackets, capes, trousers, pleated skirts, draped skirts, oxford shirts and neckties.

proportions are exaggerated. box pleats add movement. bouillonne embroideries and grosgrain ribbons trim collars. constructed and deconstructed, trousers become tops, draped around the bust.

which one is which?

men looking masculine in women’s clothes. women looking feminine in men’s clothes.

thirty three couples,
thirty three pairs of animal bags.

which one is which?

in shades of grey, navy and grey and black and white.
in tweed, flannels and military cashmeres.
in repp stripes, houndstooth, argyle and prince of wales checks.
in fair isle lace and intarsia drawing amusing bucolic scenes.

coming from the past, the couples go into the future and come back as they wish.

his is hers and hers is his.

which one is which?

THOM BROWNE RWB stripe necktie

Highlights

FW23 collection