Edward Cullen wears Loden Dager in New Moon
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Déjeuner du Matin
Posted on 12 October 2009 | 10 responses
By Matthew Sandager. Featuring Paul Marlow.
Déjeuner du Matin from Matthew Sandager on Vimeo.
T Magazine | The Moment: Let’s Hear it for the Boys
Posted on 24 September 2009 | 8 responses
The most interesting shorts of the season.Courtesy of Loden Dager.
Men.Style | Three’s a trend: Synths rock
Posted on 16 September 2009 | 1,938 responses
THE COLLECTION | SPRING 2010
The Loden Dager Spring 2010 show took place Friday September 11th at 4pm in New York City. Special thanks to our stellar creative team. We invite you to click through to see more of their work….
Styling by Andreas Kokkino
Casting by Edward Saejin Kim for HOUSE
Hair by Holli Smith for CommunityNYC.com
Make Up by Mykel Renner for KETT
Lighting Design by Michael Beauplet
Music Mix by Walter Martin
Public Relations by Ricky Lee for Press Secretariat
DJ Amy Von Harrington
Grooming Products provided by Cutler | Belts by Philip Crangi for Giles & Brother | Mens Shoes: First by Jeffrey Campbell
Models courtesy of VNY, Major, Ford, Quest, DNA, NY Models.
Photographs by Robert Mitra for WWD
Men.Style | Collection Review: Spring 2010
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Men.Style | Footwear Watch: Spring 2010
Posted on 14 September 2009 | 821 responses
VOGUE.COM | Jane Herman Shops the Men’s Shows
Posted on 14 September 2009 | 725 responses
It was never my intention to become the resident menswear dresser at Vogue,but given how often I wear a tailored blazer or button-down shirt, or both, it sort of happened that way. Maybe it’s having short hair that makes me feel incomplete without a stiff collar? Maybe it’s my mother in me (her crisp-shirt-and-colorful-corduroy uniform is perfection)? But when I see pouf-hipped party dresses at Jason Wu and Derek Lam, I know two things for certain: (1) They’re gorgeous, and (2) they’re not for me.
What is on the runways for me right now I find at a much-less-expected locale: the men’s shows. Or, in some cases, on a coed catwalk, where the guys’ clothes complement what the women are wearing. For example, at Rag & Bone: Loved the way that David Neville and Marcus Wainwright paired tuxedo jackets with lux
ury long johns for the ladies, but the Lewis pant that many of the men had on was what I wanted––roll the leg, cinch the waist so that it’s paper-bagge
Jd a bit, and I’d be set (I’d also, probably, be alone with my look, which makes for great statement-making). Phillip Lim, who launched a men’s line in 2007, did his first presentation for only those clothes last Friday. There I found an option for evening—patchwork cardigan, blush-toned tank, leather karate-style Guru pant—to wear with a Balmain ankle boot, perhaps. And right downstairs from Lim, at Loden Dager, long dropped-crotch cotton shorts to wear with pretty blouses on the weekend couldn’t hit stores too soon for me.
“It’s so cool to see a girl in an oversize cardigan, like she just grabbed her guy’s before running out the door,” says Richard Chai, who showed his men’s collection right after his new Richard Chai LOVE line, which is, essentially, an ode to boyfriend dressing. Chai, I learned in a few fast minutes before showtime, is all for borrowing from the boys. I ask him which piece he thinks I could pull off. “The enzyme-washed parka (above),” he says. “Just wear it big.” When I see it come down the runway looking sharp but relaxed, sleeves rolled, not too tough, I swoon. And the model is pretty cute, too.
- Jane Herman, Vogue.com
The New York Times | Some Vision Correction Needed
Posted on 14 September 2009 | 46 responses
By Eric Wilson, The New York Times, September 13, 2009
“…As if on cue, men’s designers are trying to conceive a new look in pants or shorts, and here are just a few notes from the stronger collections: from Loden Dager, a three-year-old designer collective, there were Thai fishing shorts mixed in with some smart-looking suits in upbeat colors. Robert Geller showed pleated jeans with a high waist, which looked compellingly off, in the vein of President Obama’s denim selections. And the Rag & Bone collection, by David Neville and Marcus Wainwright, had some welcome new styles, one in gray jersey and another in baby-blue denim, which for once looked as if they might actually fit over the calves of the average human male.”
First In Show: Cochineal Red Nylon Board Suit with 3 Button Jacket: LD SS10
Photo by Yana Peskova for The New York Times, September 13, 2009
VMAN | The Shows | LDSS10
Posted on 14 September 2009 | 729 responses
By Johnny Misheff for VMan.com
Outside the Loden Dager show, the drizzle is turning into a downpour. But inside, spring is in full bloom. The show starts with a killer turquoise suit, followed by a sheer pale blue sweater/ aqua shorts combo. It’s an attractive one-two punch of power color to kick things off. Next up is a slew of patterned shorts and tops. Big, bold black & yellow or blue striped suits head down the runway, along with shorts in the same thick fabric. Little pockets appear with stripes contrasting in direction, and a Guatemalan vibe seeps in. Friendship bracelets and belts with hardware designed by the always fun Phillip Crangi help drive the Central American theme home. Raincoats in bright reds and greens remind the audience of the soaked world outside, but with these colors, it’s all about dodging the puddles with a carefree attitude.
Photography Johnny Misheff


















