One of the safest looks to show at a menswear collection is silkscreen print on pretty much anything. Guys love it, designers love it, but do editors love it? For her Spring/Summer collection Kumar opted to add a silkscreen image to everything from blazer and even sweat jackets. One of the standout pieces in the opening section was a white cotton voile cropped sleeve jacket with a mow collar. The white cotton voile is printed with a peace sign print; the look was finished with a long sleeve orange shirt with a silkscreen image of Jim Morrison on the front. Through out the collection Kumar made sure that her pants were relaxed with a full leg. Kumar did not stop there with her pants; she used different textured fabrics for the pants as well.

The must have piece from the collection is gray cotton voile pant with ribbed knit elastic used for the waist. A trend that is starting to pickup from Fashion Week to Fashion Week! The pant is silk screened with a modern print and worn with a brown dress shirt with 60’s geometric design embroidered on the front of the shirt and on the matching necktie. The key to Kumar’s mens looks is in the details. She made sure the look for Spring/Summer was a more relaxed look, abandoning the skinny pant and tapered shirts. Bravo Madame Kumar!

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