Eli Russell Linnetz made a sharp turn. For some time, focusing on the preparations next door to the boys – Haki Bermuda, an old-fashioned cotton boxer, pop-up glue polo shirt – Linnetz gradually flowed into another key Americana’s pocket: the freewheeling tradition of motorcycle riders. Think about Marlon Brando Wild With 90s rubbish and a splash of Tom of Finland. For those who need more contemporary reference: Imagine Austin Butler’s character Bicyclists Wander around Venice Beach today. All that said – it’s dirty, sexy, cool.
“I think I’m very anxious after doing a lot of preparation,” Linnetz said. When he embraced the preparatory world, he was at the curve – because then, it was slippers, double polo shirts, cargo shorts and plaid boxers prevailed in men’s scenes, especially on the streets, especially on Tiktok’s “For You You” page. Can he master the money again in the latest conversion?
His cool riff on the classic Perfecto jacket is hot and chaotic. Their slim, cut outlines feel perfect for the moment. He said he and his team sourced vintage jackets and took them apart to piece them together. His baby t-shirt, Henleys and button-button tight, bicep stroking fit, plus his boot-cut jeans (not too thin, not as wide as pants) have been advertised for most of the 2020s the way men have started dressing, first online, but now it’s also gone.
The series has a deliberate look and feel–“Chaos” is Linnetz’s description. It is also more erotic and adult than in recent seasons or ever. Linnetz has been using the sexual attraction of the All-American brothers, but here he raises with a sharper edge and a little dangerous. This is in collaboration with the elusive riverside artist Peter Berlin, who is in the gay community under the name of artists and artists and muses from the 1980s. Berlin is known for its iconic bowl-cut and provocative outfit, which is a picture of him on his T-shirt here – and his youthful ubiquitous in San Francisco’s bizarre streets and his gay porn movies. He poses for Andy Warhol and Tom and Robert Mapplethorpe of Finland. Berlin is still alive and working, always on everyone’s mood board.
Liniz said he had established connections with Berlin through a friend. The artist then provided him with his photographic archives for collaboration. Berlin is clearly fitting the story of the naughty motorcycle gang Linnez, made in the series and the look book. “He’s a real California artist, and it’s my first time really working with another artist,” Linnetz said. This pre-line is also a collection made entirely in California by Linnetz. In the news of the tariffs, he changed his work, but this launch was particularly suitable. Linnetz only has this opportunity.
