All images from Fred Perry
Masters in sportwear and street wear fusion, Fred Perry travelled back in time to revisit it’s sportswear archives and the ’60s mod to draw inspiration for the latest Spring/Summer 2015 collection.
Mod wardrobe staples get a modern update in the British heritage brand’s Authnetic collection. Gingham shirts step away from the mod-shop bespoke tailoring and get a stylish reboot in silm silhouettes.
Lending itself to other pieces in the lineup, the Mod trend manifests itself in the color palette, cut-and-sew panels and micro polka dota patterns sported on high-summer shirtings and lightweight alternatives. A red and blue bandana-inspired print that trims shirts and t-shirts is explempary of the 60s reference evident throughout the collection.
While the shirts were inspired mainly by the glorified era, t-shirts took cues from the brand’s sportswear brochures two decades after. Raglan sleeves, taping and cut-and-sew panels are this season’s signature touches.
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