It’s hard to pinpoint a single theme or inspiration for Chai’s Fall 2010 range, but what we get out of it is that in its simplicity, quality construction and intelligent layers make it one of the more quietly solid presentations of the season. Neither the outerwear nor the other pieces dominate the collection, but the way everything is put together allows each of the items to garner attention equally. A plaid print here, or a quilted pattern there, partnered up with a leather jacket, wool coat, and a scarf puts everything into a respectable fashion story. In addition, the colors Chai chooses are more muted this time around compared to his Fall 2009 season. The use of darker blues, grays, and hints of brown make the collection more refined. Add the touch of accessories such as knit hats and fingerless gloves, and you have a collection that can move from a sophisticated landscape to a more urban environment.
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Source: GQ