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" One of the strongest themes to emerge from the men&amp;#039;s fall/winter 2013 shows, which started way back in early-January and wrap up this week in New York, was the mash-up of more tailored looks with dressed-down sportswear. Designers Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne of Public School have always favored a street sensibility, and this season has a linear athleticism that feels perfectly in tune with the overarching men&amp;#039;s-wear movement. Shown in cropped pants or upscale athletic shorts worn over jeans and paired with a strict car coat, or tailoring so lean and simple one could call it minimalist, the collection had a somber austerity, and managed to blur the lines between sections of a guy&amp;#039;s wardrobe normally kept separate from one another. Dip-dyed shirting and sweaters allowed for jolts of rust to punctuate the palette of gray, navy, and black, while leather pieces \u2014 from shirts to substantial jackets \u2014 provided a complement to sleek wools and tech fabrics. If sport and street are indeed to be incorporated into the pantheon of more traditional men&amp;#039;s-wear (and all evidence seems to affirm this), Public School is positioned squarely at the center of the revolution. See the entire collection, after the jump.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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