Todd Snyder journeys to Lake Tahoe for a putting winter edit, captured by Kenneth Thomas with Jim Moore’s skilled styling. Fashions Peter Badenhop and Anarcius Jean headline this luxury but rugged outing, a visible nod to Snyder’s hallmark of American class punctuated with an outside spirit.
Todd Snyder Fall/Winter 2024 in Lake Tahoe
The photographs reveal Snyder’s penchant for mixing city sophistication with pure parts, as seen in his textural decisions and wealthy, grounded shade palette. His current efforts, the Todd Snyder for Woolrich Black Label assortment, illustrate his method, infusing basic American sportswear with outdoor-inspired sensibilities.
Entrance and middle is the basic camel topcoat—an ode to enduring luxurious with roots stretching again to the early twentieth century. This piece takes on the seasonal chill, layered over denim and a crisp white shirt.
Equally noteworthy, an outsized houndstooth topcoat makes a robust assertion. The daring sample, a timeless motif in menswear, provides graphic curiosity whereas embracing a silhouette that leans up to date.
Todd Snyder continues to impress with knits that aren’t nearly consolation however presence. An open-knit cardigan in wealthy beige makes the grade, draped over pleated trousers that nod to basic herringbone.
An aviator jacket in shearling delivers heat with a classic twist, calling again to mid-century airmen whereas staying fashionable. In the meantime, a smooth, flannel go well with—crafted in Snyder’s signature Sutton type—channels understated luxurious.
For a putting use of texture, velvet cargo pants deliver a rugged twist to this refined panorama, providing a playful distinction to tailor-made wool outerwear.
Todd Snyder’s newest arrivals embrace the artwork of layering, encouraging an exploration of winter with trendy nonchalance.
