interesting layering pieces from gilded age, check that placket.
Words by Jian DeLeon
Photos by Jay Wen
Stefan Miljanic's Gilded Age has always been weird in the sense that it combines quality craftsmanship (its name is an homage to the industrial revolution) with super-distressed looks. Much of the line's denim collection consisted of washes in a market where raw denim was king. If last season's theme was a tropical getaway, this fall is a reminder that vacation is over, and oh my god is it cold. Flannels, fair isle knits, and interesting layering pieces can be paired with one of my personal favorite pieces at (capsule), a shawl-collar colorblocked peacoat with red satin lining. The resulting coat looks both dapper and durable. Accompanying these pieces are a variety of jeans, distressed chinos with workwear details, and an interesting pair of herringbone pants.
looks like fair isle is going to stick around next season.
the line's lived-in look takes the form of these shirting fabrics.
chinos are faded in and have all the features amateur prospectors want.
abrasions and distressing give the pants character.
another look.
the indigo spectrum, gilded age style.
this shawl-collar peacoat adds a new twist to classical outerwear.
slight colorblocking and a satin lining kicks up the class factor.
lined outerwear should do its part to combat the cold.
herringbone trousers, looks like this pattern will be prevalent next season.
