Tom Ford’s spring 2001 collection was awash with silk fabrics bearing impressionistic prints of floral and tie-dye. One of his most prominent contributions to fashion in the ‘90s was the introduction of sex appeal seen in womenswear into menswear, and this show was certainly an expression of that ethos. The collection opened with a parade of models in undone, torso-exposing kimono tops, silk bomber jackets and luxurious cargos. The latter half took a more sartorial route, with suits featuring the power lapels and sharp tailoring Ford had become known for.

These cargos appeared in multiple iterations across the runway. The silhouette is taken from M-65 field pants, and their rugged origins are contrasted with a light, wearable cotton. They fit oversized with a long inseam.

Condition: 8/10. Signs of wear on the back of the hems.

Tagged size: 46

Waist: 17in

Rise: 14in

Thigh: 15.5in

Inseam: 33.75in

Hem: 11in