Siegelman Stable’s FW24 Collection: A Legacy Inspired by the 1980s
Get ready to saddle up with Siegelman Stable’s latest Fall/Winter 2024 collection, paying homage to its roots dating back to the 1980s. Founded by Max Siegelman, son of renowned horse trainer Robbie Siegelman, the brand stays true to its equestrian heritage while infusing a modern twist.
The first drop of the FW24 collection features a perfect balance of relaxed fits and sophisticated designs. With multiple drops to come, Siegelman Stable presents a contemporary take on traditional menswear, reimagined for the modern man.
One standout piece from the collection is the boxy button-down shirt with wide shoulders, perfect for both a casual or layered look over a white tank. Accompanying the shirt are wide-legged slacks and a dark wool coat adorned with two metal snap closures, adding a touch of edginess to the classic ensemble.
And of course, no Siegelman Stable look is complete without their signature horse logo cap. Each look in the collection is topped off with this iconic accessory, adding a touch of equestrian flair.
The lookbook for the FW24 collection was shot at the exclusive Flyfish Club, a members-only social club set to open in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. And as with all of their releases, a portion of the proceeds will go towards equine therapy, staying true to the brand’s commitment to giving back.
Mark your calendars for Friday, September 20, when the first drop of the FW24 capsule will be available on Siegelman Stable’s website. Don’t miss your chance to add a piece of equestrian-inspired fashion to your wardrobe while supporting a great cause.
