So is Emmy Collins, the avant-garde designer with a knack for sitting on the sharpest of edges in fashion excellence. Emmy’s sartorial creations are both fresh and daring, bordering on the debonair but decidedly cutting edge.

His ensembles do not hold back on the colour swatch and are made from the finest of fabrics. His latest creations include signature retro wide-lapel jackets and drainpipe trouse-rs reminiscent of styles that epitomized the spirit of 1950’s rock and roll. In addition to the appetizingly classic fit of his jackets, much attention was paid to smaller yet ever so distinguishing details like polka dots linings, the use of colourful 100% pure satin trims and in one case a biker jacket made of bleached blue denim mix with a silhouette cut to fit like a second skin. His recent play with accessories resulted in items like skinny silk print ties and chunky bow ties that come in an array of black, plaid and neon colours for that added touch of spice to outfits.

Emmy also caters to the other side of the isle with the introduction of darker pieces in shades of black, grey and earth tones thrown into the mix. Proving that he can make even neutral coloured garments exciting, tasteful and wearable. With the added choice of more subdued colours, the wearer has the opportunity to define his own style - whether toned down or colourful.