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New York, United States

Robert Geller

  • Expressive menswear
  • Experimental dyes
  • Art-informed tailoring

Robert Geller began his career after graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2001, working at Marc Jacobs and co-designing Cloak before launching his own label in 2007. His New York menswear draws on art, music and personal history, with expressive dyes, unusual materials and a balance of tailoring and athletic ease.

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Long black coat, Robert Geller, Spring 2020 Menswear.

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Long black coat

Spring 2020 Menswear

Long black coat from Spring 2020 Menswear. A circus theme encouraged brighter dyes, metallic surfaces and playful styling while preserving athletic comfort.

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Black coat and purple top, Robert Geller, Spring 2020 Menswear.

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Black coat and purple top

Spring 2020 Menswear

Black coat and purple top from Spring 2020 Menswear. A circus theme encouraged brighter dyes, metallic surfaces and playful styling while preserving athletic comfort.

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Shimmering blue coat, Robert Geller, Spring 2020 Menswear.

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Shimmering blue coat

Spring 2020 Menswear

Shimmering blue coat from Spring 2020 Menswear. A circus theme encouraged brighter dyes, metallic surfaces and playful styling while preserving athletic comfort.

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Gray T-shirt and white shorts, Robert Geller, Spring 2020 Menswear.

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Gray T-shirt and white shorts

Spring 2020 Menswear

Gray T-shirt and white shorts from Spring 2020 Menswear. A circus theme encouraged brighter dyes, metallic surfaces and playful styling while preserving athletic comfort.

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Blue-purple patterned outer layer, Robert Geller, Spring 2020 Menswear.

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Blue-purple patterned outer layer

Spring 2020 Menswear

Blue-purple patterned outer layer from Spring 2020 Menswear. A circus theme encouraged brighter dyes, metallic surfaces and playful styling while preserving athletic comfort.

Photo: Courtesy of Robert Geller

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Spring 2020 Menswear

1 piece