For Spring-Summer 2016, LaurenceAirline lands in Legozong, an imaginary territory where the playful geometry of Lego toys effortlessly mixes with the rich patterns of African textiles.

The result is a new range of precisely-cut shirts in grey or white cotton, adorned with asymmetrical patterns that recall the free-spirited aesthetic of the deconstructivist movement.  

 The collection also pays homage to a menswear staple, the tuxedo, cut in a technical mesh fabric, and paired with roomier pants. It is also available in an all-over bright, blue, red and white African pattern, – three colors that symbolize our love for France and Paris in particular, a city that recently showed strength and courage in the face of tragedy.

 A sporty undercurrent runs through this collection, with a wide choice of graphic, zippered blousons worn with shorts.

 All these pieces add new layers to LaurenceAirline’s unique Africa-meets-Europe aesthetic, demonstrating the brand’s entire devotion to fabric and patterns experiments