For Spring 2019, a pointed breakdown of gendered dressing and a whole lot of plaid. 

This NYFW, fashion has truly proved that design knows no gender&mdash;and riding the forefront of the socially conscious and androgynous wave is menswear brand, Linder. For Spring 2019, Sam Linder put forth a contemporary and fashion-forward take on everyday menswear, elevating traditionally masculine silhouettes through the lens of feminine flairs. Utilizing&nbsp;tried-and-true prints like stripes and plaid, Linder Spring 2019 is a sartorial demonstration of fashion&#39;s &quot;rules&quot; breaking down&nbsp;in place of individuality,&nbsp;season by season.&nbsp;

For Sam Linder, this collection marks&nbsp;one which numerous design motifs stemmed from the designer&#39;s personal style aesthetic.&nbsp;

&quot;I wear a lot of ugly plaids, and&nbsp;as we were designing the collection, Kirk pulled me aside and told me that it needs to look more like my sensibility, so I should throw some ugly plaid in there,&quot; Linder said. &quot;I use the word ugly a little figuratively. I like the effect of plaid, it&#39;s a fabric that has a history that&#39;s interesting and all over the place. It can stand for conservatism and the utmost rebelliousness at the same time. I like to let those resonances be in there, you don&#39;t have to do anything beyond that.&quot;&nbsp;

Additionally,&nbsp;the latest collection is one that he hopes will translate to a wide range of fashion enthusiasts, regardless of traditional style archetype.

&quot;I would like many different types of people to wear it,&quot; Linder said.&nbsp;&quot;I think the collection is very easy to style, so it looks like different collections. You can really make it look uptown, and kind of grunge, and preppy. I hope that different types of people can wear it, or someone who wants to be a different person every day can wear it.&quot;

Be sure to take a look at some shots of the collection below.&nbsp;

View the entire collection, below.

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Linder Spring 2019

L'OFFICIEL USA May 2024 - Natalie Portman Cover

L'OFFICIEL HOMMES USA April 2024 - Jake Gyllenhaal Cover

L'OFFICIEL HOMMES USA April 2024 - Zayn Malik Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA March 2024 - Dakota Johnson Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA December/January 2024 - Vanessa Kirby Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA November 2023 - Sofia Richie Grainge Cover

L'OFFICIEL HOMMES USA Fall 2023 - Nicholas Galitzine

L'OFFICIEL USA Fall 2023 - Jay Chou Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA Fall 2023 - Emma Corrin Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA Summer 2023 - Eiza González Cover

Linder Spring 2019

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