BDMOTP was recently able to check out an exciting young designer, Sean Suen, in Paris.  We headed over during press day and there it was: Sean Suen’s recent collection staring at us from the rack in a corner of the pretty showroom.

Sean Suen definitely has the typical urban chic style (here in Paris we like to call it chic-urbain) which everyone is looking for these days from all over the planet. It’s something that goes in Beijing where Sean had his first show and launch in 2012 with the SS13 collection, but it is also something that goes well here in Paris, or in New York, or in London, as it has that special back-to-the-future look, those kind of clothes you know you have seen somewhere but do not recall from what movie, with the added twist that you only remember that it was in some vague urban setting, and that there was a decent plot to the film because the actors were all well dressed, and that the movie laid claim to an immediate future and not the present, because of the minimalist style and sharp-edged looks you noticed, and the unusual materials, cuts, and prints aspiring to unknown destinations of that general post-industrial setting in an obscure world of tomorrow, where style still matters, because street clothes need to be not only functional, but definitely chic – because in the common future of our planet not everyone in life will be a cop or an ordinary citizen. There will be gentlemen still.

So those of you who would dream of going soon in style to meaner freely and independently in some futuristic urban setting, now you may wet your chests – or beards – with la collection chic-urbain de grande classe by Sean Suen.

Just a reminder: this is no high street wear, but that these pieces are all unique in their gentlemanly deconstructionist poly-technical applications (Sean has a background in both graphic design and printing & painting), and that yes, we know, that it is not easy to get your hands on such items, but you can find them here, so you can get your hands on one of these beautiful and exclusive items.

Posted by Sandro and photos by Mous.