Tommy Hilfiger X Richard Quinn

Tommy Hilfiger x Richard Quinn As eagerly awaited as it is unexpected, the Tommy Hilfiger x Richard Quinn collaboration is an unprecedented encounter, a collision, a real shock where one label's classics mix with the other's audacity. The preppy Tommy Hilfiger wardrobe, relaxed but still buttoned up as dictated by the traditional aesthetic codes of the American university, is loosened up and resewn in the vibrant colours, oversized shapes and outsized proportions of Richard Quinn. This London prodigy's prints abound ostentatiously on knits, down jackets and other thick, synthetic furs in a deliciously irreverent capsule collection. Kitschy charms, textured floral appliqués and playful quilting adorn high-quality, noble and technical materials, in a display of advanced workmanship. Having already nearly achieved cult status, the tri-colour checkerboard that we find on several velour and denim pieces manages to fuse the respective logos of both labels. Among the pieces: the second skin top with integrated gloves and the sharp, sensual and feline ankle boots. With Tommy Hilfiger x Richard Quinn, prep is rebelling, or even going wild. Take the unapologetic, uncompromising black leather motorcycle jacket. Built with strong shoulders and intimidating angles, it does not hold back at all. Practicality is not neglected, either. The pieces, some of which are reversible, remain versatile; and integrating them into the cult looks of the collection is far from an obligation. The monogrammed denim jumpsuit with corseted catwoman seams works just as well with trainers as with its matching shoes. And it's the same for the accessories: the appliqued hat works just as well with or without the matching bomber. In sum, a perfect balance is achieved with the union of these two distant worlds.