Song for the Mute S/S18 Men's

[Ahimsa]

Full collection on SZ-MAG

[negroygris]

Very, very weak collection from SFTM this season. Although, I hate the sandals i love the linen white trousers with the black stripes. But overall not impressed.

[supercilious]

Yeah, I wonder if there is anything (other than money) to some of these designers deciding to go streetwear. e.g. julius

[Alan]

This is bad

[mikemikemike]

compare this with s/s17...what happened here?

[Jeroenr]

Dont like it.

[lowrey]

Yeah, I wonder if there is anything (other than money) to some of these designers deciding to go streetwear. e.g. julius

so you're saying that SFTM decided to "go streetwear"? or what?

[supercilious]

so you're saying that SFTM decided to "go streetwear"? or what?

No, I am surprised at their simpler silhouettes and graphics in the last few seasons. I think it can detract from what they do well. There is a lot of good things going on, like negroygris said, I think the striped linen pants are awesome, but on my first look through it reminded me of tons of 'streetwear' brands out there at the moment.

Nor am I saying that it's necessarily a bad thing. It just seems like a divergence from seasons that really resonated with me.. As recent as ss17

[Jeroenr]

Also dont understand why you would use the word "Wander". This was done by Yang Li already.

[matglenn]

I don't think there's anything weak about the collection. The styling is wack, sandals and tilley are an odd choice as well as the Wander print. But the clothes themselves look incredible, especially the trousers and the panelled shorts. I feel like the styling of the lookbook is trying to sell the brand identity to different markets, but I wouldn't use that decision against the brand itself. After all most of the pieces aren't much different than their iterations from previous seasons, especially ss17 with the distressed knitwear & hoodies, oversized shirts/jackets and relaxed tailoring etc. Just styled much less conservatively