PARIS, Apr 22, 2005/ FW/ --- Dutch designer, Jeroen Van Tuyl, has created an internationally stylish men’s collection for Fall 2005 – Winter 2006.

True to form and to the designer’s mission, this collection is turned towards the future, yet has a hint of nostalgic taste.

For this season, Van Tuyl has infused his designs with natural fibres as well as fabrics developed and enhanced by cutting edge technology. This marriage of elements gives his creations an undeniable “Van Tuyl” feel and Dutch charm.

In this collection, he has worked with jerseys, mohair, poplins, flannel and wools. There are additional aesthetically and revolutionary materials for menswear used in this collection such as Van Tuyl coat material done in “fish boning”.

The necklines are deep plunging, while the suits are impeccably cut without any hits of strict or confining tailoring to them. The cuts and silhouettes are sophisticated; yet remain easy to wear. The lines are very masculine and seductive to the eye.

The colours remain basic and are primarily black, white and grey and with just the right amount of orange, which eases its way well into the overall collection. It gives the collection a very fall feel.

Van Tuyl’s work will also be on display during the Paris and New York editions of the Dutch Touch Campaign, which is organised by the Dutch Fashion Foundation (DFF). The campaign in Paris runs from April 28th to June 3rd at the Galliera Museum.

Jeroen Van Tuyl

Jeroen Van Tuyl

Jeroen Van Tuyl

Jeroen Van Tuyl