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Paris Menswear S/S 10
Wintle
Posted 28th June 2009 06:40 BY Hywel Davies
Jsen Wintle launched his label in 2005 and quickly established a reputation for luxury and fine tailoring. Constantly informed by the heritage of Savile Row tailoring, this season Wintle used a modern guise to present his new collection. In a static presentation white mannequins were dressed in suits that gratuated from pale from the shoulders to dark at the hem of the trousers. Wintle's concept was refreshing in a season occupied with black clothes and optioned an uplifting mood for the season ahead.
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Paris Menswear S/S 10
Jsen Wintle launched his label in 2005 and quickly established a reputation for luxury and fine tailoring. Constantly informed by...
