Today I put together some mens outfits for a fashion shoot this weekend. One of the cornerstone outfits is a 3 piece suit from a line called Nom De Guerre. I pulled it from Gravity Pope Tailored Goods in Edmonton, this store is the destination for fashion North of Calgary.

Just check out the inspiration for the 2009 Spring/Summer: "The "Storm and Stress" collection is an amalgamation of a range of influences resulting in the creation of an ideal expression of youth.

The result is a mythic subculture of boys, untainted by the weight of reality that might prove adverse to idealism, who are instead, driven to extremes of character by a sense of hyper-idealism.
Therefore, the clothing is in actuality, a proposal for a uniform to outfit a conceptual regiment. The resultant Spring/Summer 2009, collection takes cues from early cavalry units and regiments of various European forces, blending these into an amalgamated uniform.

Stay wonderful my pretties.
Photos via Nom De Guerre website
2 comments:
Pretty. I immediately think of a conservative Yohji Yamamoto.
Nom is easily one of the most definitive up-and-coming designers in menswear! I'm surprised they havent hit calgary yet, but I guess the price point doesnt quite fit the calgary esthetic of r&r jeans and lacoste polos. oh well! I still love it!
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