Roden Gray collection store OMAC men's 2019 autumn and winter new series

The OAMC FW19 Runway newsletter begins with a sentence from the American grunge rock singer Kurt Cobain in the early 1990s:

The responsibility of youth is to challenge corruption.

The OAMC 2019 Fall/Winter collection means Overtly Aggressive Maniac Culture, arguably the most expressive season for brand designer and artistic director Luke Meier. Luke Meier integrated his life experiences in Seattle and Vancouver, especially the 90s grunge music scene into the design. "I don't think Grunge does not represent the passing past. It is an attitude. In the subconscious I want to make it newer and more pure."

At the same time, he also referred to the artist Matthew Barney's exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, especially in terms of color to draw on the soft tones in his work Suspended Silk. Finally, this season Luke Meier also collaborated with his buddy artist Daniel Johnston, a charity organization dedicated to mental health issues, the “Hi, How Are You” Project charity, to create illustrations of multiple costumes and invitations. RG is also honored to be involved in the donation of part of the product after-sales to various mental health institutions around the world for research on various mental health diseases.

This season, OAMC continues to maintain consistently high-quality fabrics and comfortable cuts, and is extremely practical; it continues to show you a relaxed, elegant and chic minimalist aesthetic. Through the sources of inspiration mentioned above, we can see the associated prints and patterns from multiple short sleeves, sweaters and sweaters. The overall shape still creates a layered feel through the use of many large-sized jackets, and cleverly uses a plaid print without color to embellish the simple design. This season's trousers look even more lazy than the previous seasons, as the name suggests, with a wider trousers and longer trousers to enhance the drape and looseness. In addition, large-sized graphic intarsia sweaters, scarves, and twisted textile necklaces also create a more intense visual sense.