“It’s all about creating new heritage pieces that
inspire the modern man's wardrobe. This collection is daring, dynamic and at
the same time reflects Belstaff’s legendary heritage in motorsport” - Martin Cooper, Chief
Creative Officer, Belstaff
Belstaff’s deep-rooted history in motor racing
served as the foundation for Chief Creative Officer, Martin Cooper when
designing the Men’s 2013 Fall/Winter collection.
Inspired by the glamour, adrenaline and daring sense
of reckless abandon, the collection evokes the romanticism of the 1950’s and 1960’s:
the golden age of motorsport.
With a fearless racer in mind, functionality and
performance are only elevated by luxurious materials and impeccable craftsmanship.
A down parka, inspired by the iconic Belstaff Senior TT jacket, is made
entirely of the softest nappa and trimmed with shearling and fox fur and a pair
of full dark brown caramel shearling trousers.
A black one-piece biker leather-racing suit is
authentic in its design, and when worn with the black waxed cotton, 4-pocket jacket
belted over the long lean silhouette, it is precisely Belstaff.
Materials and textures are mixed and layered: carbon luxe denim biker jeans, worn with a
ribbed charcoal sweater and topped with a slate grey and black metallic
shearling gilet is luxuriously rugged.
Belstaff signature waxed cotton runs though the
Fall/Winter collection taking various forms and hues: rosewood, mahogany faded
olive and navy. The classic Trialmaster jacket has been reinvented and reinterpreted
in volumes with varying proportions and lengths. A dispatch rider’s hats in waxed cotton is
lined with shearling and the same material is quilted to top off an
industrialized pair of boots.
Archival references are apparent in the
collection, but have been reinterpreted with a modern sensibility.
Belstaff is headquartered in New York and London
and showrooms reside in New York, London and Milan. Belstaff is currently sold
through sixteen freestanding boutiques worldwide, premium wholesale
distribution and www.belstaff.com.
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