There was a sense of the 1960s in Torras' Spring/Summer 2015 collection that reimagined that moment in time's look for the modern man. Scarves tied around the neck and washed out colors seen on roomy designs all came together to create a collection that oozed an aura of nonchalance and a life of leisure.

Slazenger looked to the heyday of tennis and the result was a plethora of stripes, cableknit sweaters, short shorts and plenty of tennis references. Everything in the collection was made just a bit off kilter and quirky with asymmetrical striped sweaters and sloping blocks of color. In all, the collection was an ode to classic Americana prep with a curve ball, or more accurately a slice serve, thrown in for modernity's sake.

Scalpers' Spring/Summer 2015 collection started off casual with shaded models donning relaxed shirts and polos with shorts with plenty of options from shorter styles with tailoring in mind to boxier fits, sometimes paired with a tailored jacket to create chic weekend looks. The finale offered much more tailoring with strong silhouettes and cutaway collars to show off a modern take on the power suit.

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Athletic wear is Punto Blanco's forte and the label did not disppoint with colorful layers of striped tanks, floral shorts, and a plenty of fun, like purple tights over slim cut swim shorts and a cheeky take on tacky tourist outfits.