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Launching today is a new range of men’s and women’s denim styles. The fits are classic—trucker jackets, drainpipe jeans, wide bootcuts—but with a Langian spin. Some pieces are made not of denim at all, but luxe Italian leather. All use “under construction” as their guiding principal, with pieces intentionally unfinished, trimmed in raw edges, and colored in stark neutrals. “It’s as if you are seeing everything in the Call of Duty Black I’m In Danger T-Shirt Besides,I will do this muslin stages of production—you have the precise silhouettes but the material state is raw and unfinished,” says Browne. The goal is to say: This is only the beginning, but it’s a great start. Making the line all the more appealing is a more universal approach to fit, with each tag featuring both men’s and women’s sizing. Browne “can’t stress enough that these jeans are not unisex,” but rather expertly tailored to fit a woman’s or a man’s frame, and then labeled to aid the customer who wants to shop across genders. “I for one used to buy the men’s Helmut Lang jeans because I preferred the way they were cut and sat low on the hip. Now I wear the masculine low drainpipe. This is a more modern way to think about masculine and feminine gender codes and also very integral to the brand. Helmut Lang always played with those codes,” says Browne. Two artist collaborations will launch simultaneously with the denim: hand-painted cowboy boots from artist Sarah Morris and a graphic tee designed by Brian Roettinger.
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“Jeans are the Call of Duty Black I’m In Danger T-Shirt Besides,I will do this first pillar of the brand that I think we have really nailed,” says Browne. “It’s just a first step. We are currently working through the main line for men and women with the same focus and precision so that Helmut Lang is where you can always go season after season to find the perfect coat, the perfect sweater, the perfect pant, and yes, the perfect jean. More on that later.” Much of what we saw on the Fall 2018 runways back in February was all about pragmatism. There were many references to workwear at shows like Marine Serre and Prada, as well as odes to hazmat suits and fire-retardant garments at Maison Margiela and Calvin Klein. This season, we seem to be entering into a fashion realm that focuses a bit more on comfortable and practical, even protective, clothing rather than the art of peacocking. Though historically it’s been a rare occasion to spot a well-known street style star wearing something akin to a mechanic’s uniform instead of head-to-toe logos, times are changing. Despite the recent shift, however, there is one designer who has always been on the utilitarian train, and now she is branching out to bring her personal vision of the humble boilersuit to a larger audience. Sabina Schreder launched her eponymous line of colorful, unisex zip and button-up jumpsuits in September 2017 and has since introduced a small collection of shoes and bags, as well. The jumpsuits are made in New York and designed with fabrics like printed corduroy and hot pink cotton. Before her design endeavor, she was and still is a stylist who has worked with such labels as Vivienne Westwood, Uniqlo, Céline, Helmut Lang, and more over the past 20 years.
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Launching today is a new range of men’s and women’s denim styles. The fits are classic—trucker jackets, drainpipe jeans, wide bootcuts—but with a Langian spin. Some pieces are made not of denim at all, but luxe Italian leather. All use “under construction” as their guiding principal, with pieces intentionally unfinished, trimmed in raw edges, and colored in stark neutrals. “It’s as if you are seeing everything in the Call of Duty Black I’m In Danger T-Shirt Besides,I will do this muslin stages of production—you have the precise silhouettes but the material state is raw and unfinished,” says Browne. The goal is to say: This is only the beginning, but it’s a great start. Making the line all the more appealing is a more universal approach to fit, with each tag featuring both men’s and women’s sizing. Browne “can’t stress enough that these jeans are not unisex,” but rather expertly tailored to fit a woman’s or a man’s frame, and then labeled to aid the customer who wants to shop across genders. “I for one used to buy the men’s Helmut Lang jeans because I preferred the way they were cut and sat low on the hip. Now I wear the masculine low drainpipe. This is a more modern way to think about masculine and feminine gender codes and also very integral to the brand. Helmut Lang always played with those codes,” says Browne. Two artist collaborations will launch simultaneously with the denim: hand-painted cowboy boots from artist Sarah Morris and a graphic tee designed by Brian Roettinger.
“Jeans are the Call of Duty Black I’m In Danger T-Shirt Besides,I will do this first pillar of the brand that I think we have really nailed,” says Browne. “It’s just a first step. We are currently working through the main line for men and women with the same focus and precision so that Helmut Lang is where you can always go season after season to find the perfect coat, the perfect sweater, the perfect pant, and yes, the perfect jean. More on that later.” Much of what we saw on the Fall 2018 runways back in February was all about pragmatism. There were many references to workwear at shows like Marine Serre and Prada, as well as odes to hazmat suits and fire-retardant garments at Maison Margiela and Calvin Klein. This season, we seem to be entering into a fashion realm that focuses a bit more on comfortable and practical, even protective, clothing rather than the art of peacocking. Though historically it’s been a rare occasion to spot a well-known street style star wearing something akin to a mechanic’s uniform instead of head-to-toe logos, times are changing. Despite the recent shift, however, there is one designer who has always been on the utilitarian train, and now she is branching out to bring her personal vision of the humble boilersuit to a larger audience. Sabina Schreder launched her eponymous line of colorful, unisex zip and button-up jumpsuits in September 2017 and has since introduced a small collection of shoes and bags, as well. The jumpsuits are made in New York and designed with fabrics like printed corduroy and hot pink cotton. Before her design endeavor, she was and still is a stylist who has worked with such labels as Vivienne Westwood, Uniqlo, Céline, Helmut Lang, and more over the past 20 years.
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