Ricardo Seco Fashion Show featuring The Low Hand

my favorite look! 

photos by ASH FOX

Last month, my friends from the band, The Low Hand invited me to attend a fashion show they were playing at Exit Art for the designer, Ricardo Seco. I was unfamiliar with Ricardo Seco's designs before the show, but he made me a believer!

The show conjured my all-time favorite menswear sensibilities, the elegance of 1960s French actors Alain Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo, combined with the grit and swagger of late 90s bad boys, Vincent Gallo in Buffalo 66 and Scott Weiland’s look from 96-02'. Each look was clean and minimal colored in the iconic advertising palette of black, white, red, and gray. Still there were interesting details, like the pop of red on the driving gloves, both baleful and sexy, like a Hitchcock villain. 

The Low Hand brought their all-American rock n’ roll sound to the show playing two of my favorites, "Long Way Down" and "Idle Watching". They were dressed by the designer, looking handsome as ever. The songs were the perfect soundtrack. Having a new, cool, young band play their original songs live, really adds a special touch. Live fashion should always have live music. Bravo Ricardo Seco and thanks again to The Low Hand for inviting me! 


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