NYC label ISAORA has just released this lookbook for their s/s 2013 collection entitled Electric Light Spectrum. The line continues to mix superior technical fabrics and performance with their unique high-street styling, making for a unique and defined niche in the menswear game. Not necessarily a collection I would rock as presented, but piece by piece everything is game tight; keep reading for more.
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Here is the spring/summer 2012 collection from NYC’s ISAORA, a line we’ve been highlighting with for a couple seasons now, perhaps the best when it comes to meshing a true high-fashion aesthetic with technical fabrics and performance. This s/s collection is inspired by ‘the origins of science and the ancient practice of alchemy,’ with a colour palate built on ‘mineral tones and elements of the period table.’ Super cohesive execution, and you know the pieces are manufactured right and built to last… more after the jump.
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Technical tailored garments is an emerging trend in the men’s marketplace with the likes of Stone Island Shadow, Arcteryx Veilance, Achronym, and Nanamica, just to name a few. New York-based ISAORA is another label to include in that group: the advanced sportswear brand takes its inspiration from ‘forward-thinking design, progressive tailoring and a mix of athletic lifestyle influences to seamlessly deliver cutting-edge cool and relaxed sophistication.’ The fall/winter 2011 collection is primarily made up of highly technical outerwear pieces, with a few pants and base layers mixed in. The garments are all constructed from the best materials and state-of-the-art production methods: ‘ISAORA clothes are manufactured using only the most advanced fabrics, innovative layering technologies and state-of-the art construction. Japanese-made Toray® fabrics, PrimaLoft® One insulation, Schoeller® Nanosphere™ and Phase Change Materials, YKK Excella®, Aquaguard® and RiRi® AQUAzip™ zippers are standard features throughout the collection.’ Check the video lookbook below and keep reading for a look at the collection itself…
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