Teddy Vonranson Autumn/Winter 2022

TVR has taken inspiration from his metaphorical “North Beach” to flawlessly combine the functional and fashionable aspects of wardrobe design. Photography Courtesy of REP NYC.

When a man is forced to go into his office despite the icy tundra that may be welcoming him outside the four walls of his home, putting on that sweater, peacoat, or corduroy pants can provide an exterior and interior warmth inside him, lifting his spirits just enough to get him through the day.

Impressed by the similar ways surfers, skiers, and snowboarders layer technical fashion pieces, Teddy Vonranson reimagined an assortment of clothing worthy of excitement. It’s the kind of elation that sees the wearer just as thrilled to put on the clothes as they are completing the activity they’d be performing.

Featuring a chic collection of exuberant outerwear, Mr. Vonranson gives a plethora of options for the modern gentleman to choose from. “I wanted to explore literal and metaphorical winter beaches: the die-hard surfers in the chilly winter waters of California and the ice-capped breakers of northeastern beaches, the slopes from Lake Placid to Aspen to Mammoth where moguls and half-pipes emulate the waves.”

Front and center in the collection is a “painted print” on a woolen topcoat that evoked “sunsets over cold ocean waters and artful skies of the Northern lights.”

From the ski masks, down to the boots: even the accessories of the collection can make any man ready to take on the rest of the winter with a sense of confidence and ease.

This collection by Teddy Vonranson shouts the message loud and clear that you can indeed be colorful and chic on the streets of New York when the temperature is in the teens.

I Wanted To Explore Literal And Metaphorical Winter Beaches: The Die-Hard Surfers In The Chilly Winter Waters Of California And The Ice-Capped Breakers Of Northeastern Beaches

The best parts of the collection are the genius ways in which Teddy experiments with prints, textures, and color waves. He is an artist, without question. There are marvelous mustard yellows on a single look consisting of a parka jacket, trousers, thermals, cable-knit sweaters, and a turtleneck. The collection also features lime greens, browns, burgundy, and blues within a single look, an aubergine and violet hue done in a double-faced peacoat with a matching hat and a Canadian corduroy tuxedo.

As Seen on BOND OFFICIAL

HAIR — ORIBE

STYLING — DAVID VIVIRIDO

CASTING — TREW PRODUCTION

DESIGN — TEDDY VON RANSON

ART DIRECTION — ISSUE TEN CREATIVE

FASHION COORDINATORS — LINDSAY MORTON & LILY FEITELBERG

MAKE-UP — MONIQUE RINARD ON BEHALF OF AOFMPRO USING DERMALOGICA