Equipment RTW Fall 2019
Tim Bailey, with the brand’s recently appointed chief brand officer Sarah Rutson by his side, served up a collection of well-crafted, comfortably sexy wardrobe staples geared at “real” women.
Juxtaposing autumnal hues with gray inner-city tones, with fabrics spanning jacquards, tweeds, twills, and satins, his urban uniform mixed pencil skirts, tight pants, shirtdresses, blouses and mannish outerwear — including a great Crombie coat in double face wool — with a splash of animal print. Variations on the core shirting offer included a beige military style with patch pockets, worn as part of a safari-chic monochrome look, and a blue wrap shirt worn with tight leather pants and matching scrunchy boots.
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Men’s wear influences came through in the tailored suits and minimalist looks pairing a sharply cut brown car coat with a black leather shirt worn over white turtleneck, tight pin-striped pants and boots.
The classic direction worked best in the Seventies-flavored dresses with scarf necks, while the cropped pleated pants felt a little bit “madame.”
Launch Gallery: Equipment RTW Fall 2019
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