"The show in Italy was my favorite thing I've ever done, but I wanted to do something that was the exact opposite," Snyder said of the spectacle. "I wanted something where you could see the clothes and almost feel the clothes because I think fashion is about changing expectations."
"What I love about tailoring today is that it's an exploration. It's a balancing act between having a style that's relaxed yet still sits elegantly," said Snyder. He mixed Anglo-American cuts with Milanese drapery, now a signature blend in his brand's ever-expanding net.
In one word, Snyder called the show "elegant." Considering the archetypal New York setting, the fashion's unequivocal dandy and the models' nonchalant meanders through the restaurant locale, it was quite the posh affair.
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