Sandor doesn’t seem to lack
new, powerful ideas, and the collection is “taking applied geometry to the next
level.” From the preview it is clear, that the designer’s aim was to reinvent
his favorite patterns adding extra dimensions.
“Designing
clothes is my art” – says Lakatos in a recent interview.
The designer is infamous
for his intolerance of fast fashion and poor quality, and it is safe to say
that his new collection reflects this principle. Sandor added new prints and
new fabrics (staying true to his signature minimalism and meticulously created
detail work), and he focused on creating more variations of each classic item,
resulting in a collection bigger than ever, with about 90-100 items to pick
from.
The starting point remains classic menswear: suits and suit separates,
with new, three dimensional elements, ranging from minimalistic to haute
couture lines.
The designer added some drop crotch suit pants to match the
jackets, and some ‘street’ looks we have never seen from Sandor Lakatos
Menswear: hoodies, sweatshirts and jumpsuits, for those who prefer comfortable
streetwear to formal.
There are also some heavy coats, lots of new jackets,
hoodies, slacks, and some extremely cool pants and accessories. As usually,
Lakatos picked an artist friend of his to model the campaign: Andras M.
Kecskes, an expressive dancer and pantomime artist. With his ‘weirdo’ look and
breathtaking poses, he is the best person to embody the strict geometry of the
new collection, as well as the cool, loose lines of Sandor’s new pieces.
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