These are tough times - tough times require tough measures, even if means, getting inspired by the devil! It's a different story that Rajvi Mohan's devils are rater cutesy looking and the collection rather serious and noteworthy in its own right. It has to be! Rajvi is one of the few women doing serious menswear.
Devil May Care is simple, restrained fun collection. Stripes, two toned jackets, shirts – are a part of the collection. She had interesting detailing on the shirt plackets. The silhouettes were clean with easy fall keeping the attention firmly on details and attitude.
Greys, blues, whites and blacks were the dominant colours with a bit of burgundies and reds thrown in, reminding us of the devil. Rajvi had combined tweed and wool in order to bring out the contrast in textures effectively.
The collection aimed to encourage a man to wear his distinctive attitude without a care in the world and of course indulge in 'See no Evil: Speak no Evil: Hear No Evil'.
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