Outside of the muted color palette, one bright spot was a red, yellow and blue plaid ensemble, complete with a pleated skirt, vest, rain jacket and baseball cap in the colorway that recalled the colors from their most recent men’s collection, proving they are putting their own stamp on the brand’s DNA. The collection elevated utilitarian with prints, but remained rooted in the brand’s classics.
The collection predominantly stuck to the Parisian palette of navy, beige, black and white. There was a pop of pink in a skirt suit among the sedate city shades, sunflower yellow on striped shirts and delicate embroidery on denim. Pierlot was also promoting its Anouk bag in new colors.
Another collaboration for the brand this season was with Japanese outdoor label And Wander. Design duo Keita Ikeuchi and Mihoko Mori brought their aesthetic from their time at Issey Miyake to performance gear, and here they adapted to every day shirts in specialized materials with hidden pockets for the active urbanite, in shades of light yellow and grays. That collection will drop in January.