Cadillac, now the official sponsor of New York Men's Fashion Week, is aiming to expand its influence on men's fashion even further with a special capsule collection curated by streetstyle icon Nick Wooster.
The collection features 15 looks created by Wooster, made up of items from some of the top designers featured in New York Men's Fashion Week -- big and up-and-coming names like David Hart, Cadet and Ernest Alexander. The pieces will be exclusively available online at gilt.com and will also be featured at a kick-off VIP shopping event as party of New York Men's Fashion Week.
The partnership between Nick Wooster and Cadillac contributes to Cadillac's brand identity as being stylish and masculine -- an identity Cadillac is bolstering with its sponsorship of New York Men's Fashion Week.
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