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COMME des GARCONS JUNYA WATANABE MAN 2013 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial
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Junya Watanabe embraces the upcoming spring and summer seasons with this range of smart casual get-ups for his 2013 spring/summer COMME des GARCONS JUNYA WATANABE MAN collection. Cropped and short pants are the order of the day, being paired with both single and double breasted jackets. A light and pleasing range of colors have been chosen whilst a selection of striped, checked and floral designs have been used to subtle but great effect. The ever-present collaboration pieces from Levi’s and Tricker’s are also highlighted, with a denim jacket and a range of boots presented.
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Petar Petrov Spring/Summer 2009 Collection
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Bulgarian designer Petar Petrov bases his self-named label in both Sofia and Vienna, and his aesthetic is distinctively influenced by Eastern Europe, with his slim-cut jeans, short-hemmed shirts and sleeveless tops. His Spring/Summer 09 collection is full of suitably lightweight cotton and nylon sportswear. With a liberal use of drawstrings on both shirts and pants and plenty of pockets, the line is tailor-made for an active lifestyle. The soft colors keep things airy, with the exception of some darker statement pieces, like a knee-length nylon jacket. The lookbook, like the clothing, is fairly straightforward. For more information about the brand, visit Petar Petrov.