Patrik Ervell had a low key showing over the weekend, presenting his Fall/Winter 2011 collection. So much so that I was asking around on twitter for information on the event. Turns out it was an invite only event, so us normal folks didn’t get a chance to see it first hand.
Sure enough I got some snaps through on my email, but it seems like style.com …
Patrik Ervell held a superb presentation last night of his spring/summer 2011 collection. With the runway being made from the Financial Times, that slowly wore away as the show progressed, Ervell made sure he used technical fabrics but presented in a modern way.
He pulled out all the classics, suiting, shirts, and also sportswear, which looked like a throwback to shell suits. His suits fell in …
I’m a big fan of Mr Patrik Ervell and his work, here at base camp we are always trying to do detailed posts on each collection, he never seems to disappoint. In-fact we nearly had a feature with the mysterious man, but it somehow fell through. Hopefully one day we will get some answers.
These new images are courtesy of Tres Bien, who always style …
Opening Ceremony have always been a big advocate of one of America’s finest menswear designers, Patrik Ervell. They are very good friends in-fact, and this happens to be the source of some imagery of his spring/summer 2010 collection.
This collection was very inventive, Patrik treated many of the fabrics, staining them in copper oxide and iron
Some great imagery of the Patrik Ervell Autumn/Winter 2010 show, all shot by Tommy Ton from JAK&JIL. I have to say, as usual with all JAK&JIL photography, the visuals look amazing. Possibly the collection helps out a little, Patrik probably produced one of the best men’s lines for fall 2010 in my opinion.
Below we also get a video look at the presentation, which coincides …
The New York based designer Patrik Ervell showed his near perfect Fall/Winter 2010 collection at New York Fashion Week. As always, Patrik has consistently kept his minimalist style, opting for simplicity and intellectuality over cheap frills. This season the color palette mainly features black, gray, cream and white, which coincides with previous lines, creating a
