From achingly cool streetwear to tailored suits with a twist, Lane Crawford throws the spotlight on a selection of unique brands that will make sure you stand out from the crowd. Register your interest for instant notification when collections drop online and in store.
Masters of the polished silhouette, Italian label Lardini has built a sterling reputation on nimble cuts and innovative fabric choices. This collection, created in collaboration with street-style aficionado Nick Wooster, offers a fresh take on the brand’s signature design ethos, juxtaposing divergent fabrics, colours and styles to create dramatic tension and sire a new aesthetic that revels in a host of contradictions.
OAMC combines premium materials and innovative manufacturing techniques that celebrate the iconic utilitarian garments of the 20th century. With a design studio based in Paris, OAMC’s attention to detail means the majority of the materials, trims, hardware and components are custom-made for the brand. The result: luxurious men’s casualwear expertly crafted in Italy, France, Portugal and Japan that is made to stand the test of time.
Known for its distinctive cuts and fits based around the concept of balance, Japanese fashion brand Kolor creates finely crafted contemporary menswear that is rich in detail. This collaboration with iconic sportswear brand Adidas features a range of stylish yet function-focused apparel that offers the perfect blend of pioneering technology, high-end fabrics and deft design.
Defined by its versatility, Faith Connexion was borne out of a belief that any and all styles can be mixed and matched to create a new aesthetic. Drawing from a wide variety of influences, from hip-hop and reggae to rock and street art, the Parisian brand fuses myriad trends and motifs to produce unexpected looks that rewrite the rulebook.
Driven by the singular vision of founder and creative director Jon Buscemi, this Los Angeles-based label brings a hip edge to high-quality leather goods and accessories. Buscemi’s latest range of footwear is instantly recognisable, thanks to a chunky gold padlock charm that can be worn on the front or back, providing the perfect contrast to the plush leather of the shoe.
Ross & Brown’s sunglasses collection draw inspiration from the 20th century’s most influential people and places. From Shanghai in the 1930s to Tokyo in the 1990s by way of 1950s Havana, 1960s Cannes, and 1980s Milan, the brand’s eyewear offers evocative expressions of styles that never lose their timeless appeal.
