Always a NYFW highlight, Mark McNairy put together yet another chill but entertaining show for Spring/Summer 2015. The master of irreverent prep enlisted Travi$ Scott to walk in his show on Sunday (Sept. 7), modeling pieces from his latest collection. According to the designer himself, this range was inspired by American soldier on R&R during the Vietnam War.
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As has become custom, McNairy’s daughter Daisy walked in the show (here she is above in the “FILTHY MCNASTY” tee).
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And appeared in homage on other garments, as well. (Now accepting bets on how soon we’ll be seeing this daisy print crewneck on Pharrell.)
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There were cowboy hats constructed from actual boxes of Cheerwine and Heineken. McNairy told us he sourced them from Beer Hats, which he saw in Salt Lake City and “flipped out.”
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Also at the show? Six Woolrich Woolen Mills outfits that McNairy chose to show on women. Unisex dressing FTW, y’all.
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On top of his staple camouflage and oxford plaids, the designer experimented with a bit of tie dye, splattering it on button-up shirts and the above short suit.
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All in all, the collection, show, and its soundtrack—an expertly disjointed hodge podge of country, folk, and obscure crowd-pleasers like Liam Lynch’s “United States Of Whatever” which served as the finale—upheld that sense of relaxed humor and general IDGAF attitude that McNairy is so notorious for.
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