“Relax, don’t do it, if you want to get to it” the music reverberated around the small caped enclosure of the Tokai building.
I said to myself “OK, expect eighties re-worked fashion.” As the guys filed out, suited and booted in a range of dapper skinny tuxedos updated with sporty detailing, I felt very smug — I was right!
Mon Tsuki presented a menswear collection that was directional in its detailing and wearable for many men. And it wowed the press and the customer, something which is very hard to do as a menswear designer.
Show: March 16, 2007 17:30
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