Manchester: As ever, Geller never seems to leave the street behind. He cites among some of his influences the mood on a rainy day, the music of the '80s band The Sound, and the industrial aesthetic of Northern England. The two-tone gray coat, black cape and exaggerated scarves, especially as they were paired with bowler hats and mid-length pants, gave a definite Clockwork Orange vibe to the collection.
Layering: Two-tone coats on top of draping hoodies on top of mesh, extending down into mid-calf jodhpurs and socks. Geller likes to toy with proportionality and texture, and isn't afraid to do so in his run of the entire length of a look.
Orange and Marigold: Adding color to his wintertime wares were burnt neon orange and faded marigold. These two tones could be seen in blazers and wide-legged trousers, reminding us that no matter how dark the winter, spring is just around the corner.
Photos by ILIR BAJRAKTARI/ PatrickMcMullan.com
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