Nevermind the awesome facepaint on the models for "Most Young Kings Get Their Heads Cut Off", the other experimental colour gimmick that had me reeled in, hook-line and sinker was the bait of the 3D digital print. Primary colour shapes were intermixed with camouflage intricate pattern that popped out in 3D with use of glasses left on the model's plinths. Brilliant! This is what I love - fashion that is fun and interactive! I also like any nod to the nineties on a Fresh Prince tip and 80's dip into the the graffiti of Basquait with his signature scrawls and crown appearing across pants. Check out the previous two collections from the duo that aren't afraid to plant colour in the realm of garms for guys here. Having met whilst working at McQueen, the duo's CV of commissions is quite incredible for a young brand, including Karl Lagerfeld, Armand Basi, Carolyn Massey, Blaak Homme and J.W Anderson. Find out more about the process of their digital print over at FASHION 156 ........
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