As New York Fashion Week kicks into high gear, new looks from the Native Son Fall/Winter 2012 Collection have surfaced on the web. The rugged collection is the first of a multi-season collaboration with Raleigh Denim.
The presentation of the Native Son Fall/Winter 2012 Collection at New York Fashion Week showcases beautifully crafted menswear looks that reflect American values and culture. The line features a nice selection of well-cut jackets, fitted shirts and tapered trousers. Materials like cotton and wool are predominant throughout the collection, as Native Son attempts to pay homage to classic manufacturing techniques used in the 19th century. While the line features mostly neutral shades of black and gray, there are some nice brown leather pieces to round out the collection.
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