The Universal Works 2011 Fall/Winter collection for men boasts some signature cold-weather looks infused with contemporary flair. The U.K.-based designer behind the brand, David Keyte, was inspired to create a series of functional and high-quality garments that exhibit signature British styles.
As the lookbook that accompanies the collection demonstrates, the Universal Works 2011 Fall/Winter line showcases chunky cardigans, cozy cashmere sweaters, classic oxford shirts in denim and unusual patterns, and a variety of knit caps embellished with pom-poms. Despite the serious facial expressions on the model in the lookbook, the collection is very casual and perfect for leisurely winter days. The images from the lookbook above were shot outside in an earthy setting next to a ravine by photographer Jim Tobias.
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The Universal Works 2011 Fall Line Boasts Toasty Knits & Pom-Poms
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