Oversize pieces and layered uniforms embody Joseph’s S/S 17 aesthetic. Designer Louis Trotter walked the audience through an evolution of menswear-inspired pieces to sportswear before ending things with an incredible combination of the two. Structured extra-long sleeves with drawstrings at the end created a sense of effortlessly cool and casually undone look. Throughout the show, tones of white, beige, and military green gave these pieces a subtle uniform look. Ripped knits under see-through dresses introduced a transition into layered sportswear. As the show closed, the looks incorporated more layers and each explored a unique ensemble.
Keep reading to see every look from the Joseph S/S 17 collection, and be sure to shop current pieces here.
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