Engineered For Motion recently debuted a collection of luxury sportswear on the Emerging Designer Platform during New York Fashion Week: Men's. For Spring/Summer 2016, designer Donrad Duncan continues to transform the basics into technical tailored garments using high performance materials.
This season Duncan took inspiration from the art of fencing, with structured movable pieces like flat front trousers and polos throughout the collection. EFM is known for using the foundation of post-war men's outwear, which can be seen through the bombers, deconstructed blazers, and parkas featured in the looks.
Check out the rest of the collection below.
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