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Good Sport

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ATHLETIC LOOKS ARE ALL THE RAGE THIS SEASON AS TECHNO FABRICS, STREAMLINE­D SILHOUETTE­S AND PUNCHY TONES MAKE A STATEMENT FROM THE RUNWAY TO THE STREETS

Perhaps it’s the enduring effects of World Cup fever or the global trend for adopting a healthier lifestyle, but whatever the reason, the rise of sportswear as a trend can be seen across both men’s and women’s fashion. Labels like Tom Ford and Berluti have released their first collection of trainers this season, while Alber Elbaz and Lucas Ossendrijv­er at Lanvin give the rainbow treatment to accessorie­s—nylon rucksacks to accompany the electric 1980s-inspired collection. Paris-based designer Dries Van Noten, known for his exquisite use of embroidery, also opts for sportier elements to his collection—dip-dyed fabrics in contrastin­g navy and yellow, with an abundance of snap buttons and zips as the key embellishm­ents on breezy parkas and biker styles. Also in line for the trend is Raf Simons’ collection with US artist Sterling Ruby, which features the artist’s collage-inspired designs on typically Simonsstru­ctured silhouette­s.

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Clockwise from above: backstage at Dries Van Noten; portfolio by Tod’s; sneaker by Balenciaga; backpack by Lanvin; a look at Raf Simons
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