Pringle Of Scotland Fall 2006
When I thought about doing a review of the menswear shows I didn't count on the fact that I would see so little I would like.
That is until I saw the Pringle Of Scotland presentation.
Finally a show with almost no black, great color combinations, texture!, and great work with subtle pattern mixing. These are clothes that make a difference in a man's wardrobe.
I have always heard from editors that they would prefer a tight 12 look presentation rather than an aimless, no direction 40 look show from a major megabrand. Well editor, get thee to Pringle Of Scotland
That is until I saw the Pringle Of Scotland presentation.
Finally a show with almost no black, great color combinations, texture!, and great work with subtle pattern mixing. These are clothes that make a difference in a man's wardrobe.
I have always heard from editors that they would prefer a tight 12 look presentation rather than an aimless, no direction 40 look show from a major megabrand. Well editor, get thee to Pringle Of Scotland
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Bluespana said ... (11:11 AM) :
post a commentIncredible trousers!
What a breath of fresh air!
wow. it's the kind of balanced, well-thought-out look that is also terribly practical and wearable on an every-day basis. i particularly love the way the plaids work of the velvets. you've said before and I completely agree, so few few few designers right now understand color.
Wow, love it. Less is definitely more. Good to see Pringle branching out of its argyle/golf niche into more tailored clothing. The textures and colors make these pieces very much "comfort clothes"
If you want to see more of Pringle's clothes, visit their website:
http://www.pringlescotland.com/index_flash.html
I wasn't aware of the company until I read your post, Sartorialist. Thanks for the tip!
Good call. Bought some of there things in England. Worth it!