This fall menswear designers Steven Cox and Daniel Silver collaborate again with iconic American brand Perry Ellis to bring a variety of perfectly tailored garments. The color palette shows rustic colors paired with a military-inspired collection.
The collaboration showcases two polar differences of the menswear spectrum from Cox and Silver’s fashion forward, fun perspective to Perry Ellis’ signature aesthetic of formal and clean-cut approach combined to produce an impeccable collection. Many pieces inspired by the Duckie Brown brand showed through with their signature print in camouflage pairing them with less form-fitted trousers. Jackets in different styles from baseball, double breasted and bomber styles led to outwear pieces perfect for any man looking for a little twist to their wardrobe.
Duckie Brown proved to be a perfect collaboration while toning down many of their own signature designs but making Perry Ellis a menswear brand fashion-forward and current enough for a younger demographic . Casual wear which includes, but is not limited to, green corduroy and dotted shirts, gives the modern man a subtle opportunity to expand his color options. While clean-cut pockets and tailored suits showed Perry Ellis is still a top contender in the menswear competition.
—Cory Orlando
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