Asger Juel Larsen presented one of the more tailored collections at Copenhagen Fashion Week. However, it wasn’t by any means mainstream, as Larsen remains true to his more underground aesthetic. The collection was the perfect mix of wearable trends such as long coats with a fur collar and tailored separates, but also included some funkier styles like ripped jeans and flannel plaids layered with voluminous sweatshirts.

Really, a gentleman could do just about anything in this collection. Head to work, enjoy a dinner date, relax at Sunday brunch or even rage at rock concert. Some of the looks even had a bit of a Southwestern vibe thanks to the all-encompassing bolo ties and Texas bulging belt buckles. Not many collections include such an immense variety but still tie things together, and Larsen successfully makes this work. Quirky touches like a leopard collar bring the 70’s browns and beiges into the now.

As Laresen states on his website, his clothes are for everyone:

“You can be a countryside outlaw, a well-dressed lapdancer, a thunder and lightening magnet, or a heavy metal addict. Whatever your flavor, chances are there will be a home for you in the badass madhouse.”

Posted by Lori Zaino and photos by Charles Edouard Woisselin.