When conventions reach a certain level of comfort, change is that a glint of light at the end of a never-ending tunnel. Boutiques stocked with blazers of identical shapes and designs, divided merely by textures, colors, and number of buttons tire fashionistas and block individuality. After stumbling upon these sartorially unique and desirable blazers, we ask men to sulk no longer. The fashion heavens bestowed us with 'Song for the Mute.' As dastardly arduous it is to juxtapose combat boots and harem pants with blazers, this Australian brand tactfully embraces the limited capabilities of designing menswear (without looking to women's wear) and breaks the barrier to channel the novel 'bad boy' and the new 'it' man with collarless necks, asymmetrical breast, dark colors and tighter silhouettes. You've just stumbled upon your next investment.
'Song for the Mute's' Ink collection will be released at select retailers this Fall.
-- Francis Bea
