The Executive Selection: COS The COS AW16 collection is rich in both color and texture, take a look at our selection.

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The COS AW16 collection is rich in both color and texture- partly because the collection is inspired by the work of Berlin-based artist Lev Khesin whose works consists of semi-transparent layers and deep muted, gradient colors.

It's evident that the range is intent on conveying a mixture of deep pigments and subtle layering, displayed by high turtlenecks and elongated sleeves in geometric defining cuts.

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One ensemble we're keen on? A navy merino wool top paired with a classic navy wool tailored jacket and trousers, finished off with a pair of black leather sneakers. It sure looks good to us.

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