The second delivery of Spring/Summer 2024 is a contrast of scenes and silhouettes, as utilitarian layers and reworked polycotton classics are set against Sydney’s sprawling, mutable landscapes.
Constructed from midweight polycotton twill, items such as the S/S Craft Shirt, Short, and Pant channel a retro sensibility, appearing in 60s-inspired hues of solid brown and steel blue. Their loose-fit silhouettes, however, exhibit a contemporary bent. These are complemented by the embroidered Module Script Jacket, based on a classic Harrington silhouette. The knitted L/S Kendricks Polo, detailed with two-tone color-blocking, rounds out the selection.
Meanwhile, the haze of a coastal sunset frames S/S24’s military-inspired silhouettes, executed in an earthy palette of khaki green and sand beige. Featured is the Madock group, which includes a pant, jacket, and A-line fishtail parka, constructed from unlined, single-layer canvas. Pieces like the Unity Jacket and Pant are also rooted in functionality. Both are made from a washed cotton twill and detailed with multiple 3D pockets, grosgrain tape buttons, and a woven military label. Elsewhere, the Women’s Otley Bomber takes influence from a classic MA-1 jacket, while the Jet Cargo Skirt is based on the silhouette of a cargo pant.
The accompanying images were shot by photographer Jesse Lizotte, who is based between Sydney and New York. Lizotte is known for his intimate style of portraiture, which has seen him document subcultures across the globe, from the Japanese Yakuza to Los Angeles’ Lowriders.
The Spring/Summer 2024 collection is available at Carhartt WIP stores and our online shop.
DOP: Todd Barry
Stylist: Danielle Soglimbene
Models: Coco, Dakota, Zyon, & Eddy at Priscillas Model Management