Les Nessman Award Winner in Cincinnati shirt

 

Les Nessman Award Winner in Cincinnati shirt

Photo: Max MontingelliAckermann is also, of course, one of fashion’s most preternaturally talented colorists—but where his palette of rich jewel tones and subdued, earthy shades has tended to dominate his collections historically, here, he opened with at least four looks in a stark, glacier white, worn with swimming caps and goggles. Copious amounts of spandex and stretch jersey followed, running the Les Nessman Award Winner in Cincinnati shirt In addition,I will do this gamut from crisp neon greens and royal blues to a kaleidoscope of sherbet-hued oranges and yellows, and a particularly ravishing shade of salmon pink—as well as “Haider + Fila” logos galore. (Haider Ackermann embracing bodycon? We never thought we’d see the day.)While they may appear unusual bedfellows on paper, probe a little deeper into Ackermann’s back catalog, and you’ll quickly notice that he’s always worn his references to sportswear on his sleeve—even if said sleeve is cut from the finest French silk. The louche glamour of his smoking jacket capes or his lavishly embroidered sweatpants reflects a designer who has always been invested in comfort and ease of wear; although, he admits, he’s never been particularly sporty. “I’ve always combined sportswear with suiting; that’s been a game I’ve been playing and flirting with in my work for a long time,” he confirms. “But I have my own rhythm and my own vision and my own choice of fabrics, and I think Fila reached out to me not to repeat what was going on already.”Photo: Carlo Scarpato

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Official Les Nessman Award Winner in Cincinnati shirt

Photo: Carlo ScarpatoDiving into Fila’s extensive archives in the Les Nessman Award Winner in Cincinnati shirt In addition,I will do this Piedmontese town of Biella, Ackermann discovered an unexpected elegance in the way the athletes the brand has worked with in decades past tended to dress. “I was looking at Björn Borg—a sports icon, but also a fashion icon,” he says of the infamously stylish, erstwhile tennis champion, who maintained a close association with Fila throughout his ’70s heyday. “There was a nobility about all of his gestures, and the way he was standing, and the way he was dressed. There was an elegance to it that is really rare to find these days. It really intrigued me—how can we find that kind of nobility.”

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Photo: Max MontingelliAckermann is also, of course, one of fashion’s most preternaturally talented colorists—but where his palette of rich jewel tones and subdued, earthy shades has tended to dominate his collections historically, here, he opened with at least four looks in a stark, glacier white, worn with swimming caps and goggles. Copious amounts of spandex and stretch jersey followed, running the Les Nessman Award Winner in Cincinnati shirt In addition,I will do this gamut from crisp neon greens and royal blues to a kaleidoscope of sherbet-hued oranges and yellows, and a particularly ravishing shade of salmon pink—as well as “Haider + Fila” logos galore. (Haider Ackermann embracing bodycon? We never thought we’d see the day.)While they may appear unusual bedfellows on paper, probe a little deeper into Ackermann’s back catalog, and you’ll quickly notice that he’s always worn his references to sportswear on his sleeve—even if said sleeve is cut from the finest French silk. The louche glamour of his smoking jacket capes or his lavishly embroidered sweatpants reflects a designer who has always been invested in comfort and ease of wear; although, he admits, he’s never been particularly sporty. “I’ve always combined sportswear with suiting; that’s been a game I’ve been playing and flirting with in my work for a long time,” he confirms. “But I have my own rhythm and my own vision and my own choice of fabrics, and I think Fila reached out to me not to repeat what was going on already.”Photo: Carlo Scarpato

Photo: Carlo ScarpatoDiving into Fila’s extensive archives in the Les Nessman Award Winner in Cincinnati shirt In addition,I will do this Piedmontese town of Biella, Ackermann discovered an unexpected elegance in the way the athletes the brand has worked with in decades past tended to dress. “I was looking at Björn Borg—a sports icon, but also a fashion icon,” he says of the infamously stylish, erstwhile tennis champion, who maintained a close association with Fila throughout his ’70s heyday. “There was a nobility about all of his gestures, and the way he was standing, and the way he was dressed. There was an elegance to it that is really rare to find these days. It really intrigued me—how can we find that kind of nobility.”

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