Iridescence and combat inspired clothes were what Jeremy Scott had in mind when he designed Moschino's FW16 collection. There was much to see in the collection, from the rugged knits to colorful jeans to matching ensembles, it was almost too much to take in at first glance. What Scott has done for Moschino is a story onto itself, he revived the failing label and while the menswear collections have yet to be as cohesive and fun as the womenswear collection, it provides plenty of entertainment.

Hackett London's laid back collection still offered the suits and elegant tailoring its customers have come to enjoy and expect but its SS15 collection was more relaxed. The astro-turf runway added to the laid back feel, evoking an almost picnic feel. The clothes were also relaxed, from silky pajama-inspired tops to comfortable knits while the suiting was plentiful, from debonair double breasted suits to sleek two button iterations, paired with brightly color pants.

The suiting at Hackett London is always impressive and exemplary, especially with its subtle mix of patterns to create diverse and youthful looks. Adding some freshness to the FW14 collection were sportier coats and jackets while a plethora of large bags are sure to please. The pleasing color palette included velvet-y pinks to electric blues that jolted the collection to the present.

See the full collection here.

A plethora of sharply edited looks made their way down Hackett London's Spring/Summer 2014 runway today and the result was a myriad of suiting options for men who like to mix and match and experiment with color, fabrics, textures and patterns. We especially liked the casual take on country club wear, with cheeky top hats to add some fun.