At their AW17 presentation, Barbour International took us through the history of British motorcycling and the brand’s 80-year-strong archive, sticking to their classic palette of blacks, blues and greys – and the occasional pop of yellow. Every man from preen to rugged channeled their inner biker, while light poem artist Robert Montgomery live painted poetic words onto the brand’s signature wax jackets. Very deep, very Steve McQueen.
Photography by Hiders Seekers
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