With the music festival girl as his muse, Tommy Hilfiger channels his longtime love of rock-and-roll for his Spring 2015 collection. The look is a glamorous riff on the vintage rock style of his favorite iconic musicians of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. Inspired by the heyday of rock’s golden era, his collection takes an updated cue from the free-spirited festival girls of today, channeling their youthful energy and effortless cool.
The collection features Tommy’s signature color palette, given an edgy remix in deep, moody hues with metallic pops. Embellished concert tees, eclectic vintage buttons, and brocade taping on band jackets, pea coats, and flared trousers evoke a nostalgic King’s Road attitude. Sixties-era military tailoring is seen throughout the collection as a nod to theatrical Sgt. Pepper style. Familiar Tommy classics get a rocker twist – the breton striped t-shirt is finished with gold bullion trim and done in an airy silk jersey, and jeans and jean jackets inspired by his ‘70s archival pieces are reinterpreted in a patchwork of selvedge denim. A series of translucent washed silk chiffon dresses printed with playful tattoo graphics, commissioned by Fernando Lions, are a nod to the freewheeling psychedelic album art of the era.
Sons & Daughters Of…
Georgia May Jagger, daughter of Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger, opened Tommy’s Spring 2015 runway show in the first look from the designer’s latest collection. Ella Richards, granddaughter of Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, also joined the cast for Tommy’s Spring 2015 show. Sitting front row, the daughters of iconic rock stars including Alexandra Richards, Amber Le Bon, Tali Lennox, and Tennessee Thomas watched Tommy’s Spring 2015 show. Rock royalty, the front row celebrates the modern day music muse and gives nod to Tommy’s longstanding love and personal history with rock-and-roll.
