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After taking a short hiatus from menswear last season, London-based designer Peter Jensen has returned with an archive-inspired collection. Drawing on key pieces from his previous offerings, Jensen has created a laid-back line of casual separates for autumn/winter 2015, brought to life through abstract prints. Graphic pieces point to his playful Andy Warhol collection from spring/summer 2014, while cartoon emblems nod to his recent womenswear collaboration with Peanuts. Amongst the lip prints and animal illustrations, we’re also treated to a variety of rich-toned basics and ‘P’ printed varsity jackets, forming a modern day sportswear wardrobe for the fashion-conscious man. When we last saw Jensen try his hand at menswear in autumn/winter 2014, things were a little more formal, with tailored trousers and luxury outwear forming the crux of the collection. Although his latest offering offers a more relaxed aesthetic, it’s good to see that he’s stayed true to his signature playful approach to design. Look out for Peter Jensen’s autumn/winter 2015 collection when it launches later this year at peterjensen.co.uk.











We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.
After taking a short hiatus from menswear last season, London-based designer Peter Jensen has returned with an archive-inspired collection. Drawing on key pieces from his previous offerings, Jensen has created a laid-back line of casual separates for autumn/winter 2015, brought to life through abstract prints. Graphic pieces point to his playful Andy Warhol collection from spring/summer 2014, while cartoon emblems nod to his recent womenswear collaboration with Peanuts. Amongst the lip prints and animal illustrations, we’re also treated to a variety of rich-toned basics and ‘P’ printed varsity jackets, forming a modern day sportswear wardrobe for the fashion-conscious man. When we last saw Jensen try his hand at menswear in autumn/winter 2014, things were a little more formal, with tailored trousers and luxury outwear forming the crux of the collection. Although his latest offering offers a more relaxed aesthetic, it’s good to see that he’s stayed true to his signature playful approach to design. Look out for Peter Jensen’s autumn/winter 2015 collection when it launches later this year at peterjensen.co.uk.










