Grungy Gentleman FW20 defines athletic tailoring by combining luxury fabrications with sportswear silhouettes. Designer Jace Lipstein continues to experiment with color as accents on his clothing while always staying true to Grungy Gentleman brands masculinity. That is evident throughout his 28-look collection featuring hints of leopard, southwest inspired wool and a custom created static fabric. New Orleans Saints star Marcus Williams opened Grungy Gentleman's 12th runway show at M1-5 Lounge in Tribeca. The show also highlighted four complete Pendleton collaborative looks. “My main goals are to instill confidence and simplify the getting dressed process. Our customers have busy lives. Their personal and business life are active, and they consume media quickly. That is why I design in sets with matching tops + bottoms. It is purposely done so men can easily throw on an outfit with no thought process, yet they are certain they will look fresh." - Jace Lipstein
NYFWM | FW20 Runway Looks
Grungy Gentleman FW20 defines athletic tailoring by combining luxury fabrications with sportswear silhouettes. Designer Jace Lipstein continues to experiment with color as accents on his clothing while always staying true to Grungy Gentleman brands masculinity. That is evident throughout his 28-look collection featuring hints of leopard, southwest inspired wool and a custom created static fabric. New Orleans Saints star Marcus Williams opened Grungy Gentleman's 12th runway show at M1-5 Lounge in Tribeca. The show also highlighted four complete Pendleton collaborative looks. “My main goals are to instill confidence and simplify the getting dressed process. Our customers have busy lives. Their personal and business life are active, and they consume media quickly. That is why I design in sets with matching tops + bottoms. It is purposely done so men can easily throw on an outfit with no thought process, yet they are certain they will look fresh." - Jace Lipstein
Also check out - Grungy Gentleman FW20 Portraits
Photography by Lanscine Janneh, Meera Fox, Ricky Shoebio, Ronald Ji, Sergio Gomez
NYFWM | FW20 Portraits
Grungy Gentleman FW20 defines athletic tailoring by combining luxury fabrications with sportswear silhouettes. Designer Jace Lipstein continues to experiment with color as accents on his clothing while always staying true to Grungy Gentleman brands masculinity. That is evident throughout his 28-look collection featuring hints of leopard, southwest inspired wool and a custom created static fabric. New Orleans Saints star Marcus Williams opened Grungy Gentleman's 12th runway show at M1-5 Lounge in Tribeca. The show also highlighted four complete Pendleton collaborative looks. “My main goals are to instill confidence and simplify the getting dressed process. Our customers have busy lives. Their personal and business life are active, and they consume media quickly. That is why I design in sets with matching tops + bottoms. It is purposely done so men can easily throw on an outfit with no thought process, yet they are certain they will look fresh." - Jace Lipstein
Also check out - Grungy Gentleman FW20 Runway Looks
Photography by Meera Fox, Patrick Duffy, Ronald Ji, Ruth Firmenich, Sergio Gomez
NYFWM | FW20 Backstage by Cheryl Gorski
Grungy Gentleman FW20 defines athletic tailoring by combining luxury fabrications with sportswear silhouettes. Designer Jace Lipstein continues to experiment with color as accents on his clothing while always staying true to Grungy Gentleman brands masculinity. That is evident throughout his 28-look collection featuring hints of leopard, southwest inspired wool and a custom created static fabric. New Orleans Saints star Marcus Williams opened Grungy Gentleman's 12th runway show at M1-5 Lounge in Tribeca. The show also highlighted four complete Pendleton collaborative looks. “My main goals are to instill confidence and simplify the getting dressed process. Our customers have busy lives. Their personal and business life are active, and they consume media quickly. That is why I design in sets with matching tops + bottoms. It is purposely done so men can easily throw on an outfit with no thought process, yet they are certain they will look fresh." - Jace Lipstein
Also check out - Grungy Gentleman FW20 Portraits + Grungy Gentleman FW20 Runway Looks
Photography by Cheryl Gorski