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Mac McDonough |

September 15, 2014 | 6:43 p.m. PDT

Staff Reporter

Todd Snyder

"Menswear inspired by Savile Row Craftsmanship, military tailoring and a distinct sensibility."

An Iowa native, designer Todd Snyder launched his brand in the Fall of 2011 to high-end clothing retailors Bergdorf Goodman, Ron Herman and Neiman Marcus. Snyder's Spring/Summer 2015 line is reminicstant of his Fall/Winter 2013 'Rebel Gentleman' collection.

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Grungy Gentleman

Founded by Jace Lipstein back in 2011, Grungy Gentleman is a multimedia, menswear design company. The self-proclaimed lifestyle brand has had several clothing collaborations with brands such as HSTRY, Eton of Sweden and Cotton Citizens. Grungy Gentleman debuted their collection, which featured a collaboration with notable sports brand Mitchell & Ness on the first night of Fashion Week. Grungy Gentleman x Mitchell & Ness features a wide range of menswear from snapbacks and varsity jackets to wool peacoats and rib-stop jogger pants. Several celebrities, including Dwayne Wade, Nas and Leonardo DiCaprio, have worn the brand.

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DKNY

“I’m designing for an international man and woman. A creative person who never knows where a day is going to take them.” – Donna Karan, chief designer of the DKNY label.

The DKNY Spring/Summer '15 menswear collection is clearly inspired by an athletic aesthetic featuring baseball shirts and tailored pants.

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Skingraft

Founded in L.A. by brothers Jonny and Christopher Cota, the Skingraft label utilizes dark colors and contrasting patterns inspired by Santeria, a religion that practices sacrifice rituals and Mexican prayer altars. Skingraft has been worn by Rihanna, Justin Bieber, 2 Chainz, Britney Spears, Marilyn Manson and A$AP Rocky.

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Custo Barcelona

Brothers Custo and David Dalmau created Custo Barcelona back in the early 80s. So-cal vibes inspired the Spring/Summer 2015 line with bright, baggy clothes and patterns reminiscent Baja hoodies, commonly referred to as "drug rugs."

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Y-3

The “Y” in Y-3 stands for influential Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto and the “3” represents the three Adidas stripes and the “-“ is meant to symbolize the collaborative link between the two. Y-3’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection features high-fashion sportswear that blends the creative design abilities of Yamamoto with Adidas’ expertise in athletic wear.