MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
John Varvatos
A rock aesthetic sits under everything the label makes, and it shows up first in the surface. Leather is washed and rubbed back until the grain shows through. Cotton is over-dyed and softened. Knitwear is finished so it breaks rather than sitting flat. This is an American menswear house that treats new as a starting condition rather than a selling point.
Tailoring is the counterweight. A jacket is cut lean with a soft shoulder, worn open over a henley as readily as buttoned over a shirt, and the hardware — antiqued buckles, matte zips, worn-back boot eyelets — keeps the whole thing from tipping formal. Boots and belts arrive in the same treated finishes, so a full look holds together on texture rather than on colour.
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