Highly crafted tailoring – that remains the maxim at Viky Rader Studio this fall. High-quality wool qualities in new checked and tweed images provide the sound. Whether it's an innovatively interpreted glen check or a striking salt and pepper look. The counterpart to these masculine checks are subtly shimmering velvet and velvet styles, such as a three-piece suit, including a crisply cut vest and high-quality details such as AMF stitching. In any case, the model range, as usual, stands for clothing at the highest level: from the tailored one-button blazer with pronounced lapels to the casual double-breasted suit, from wide Marlene trousers with pleats to narrow, slightly flared boot-cuts in velvet, which can also be used as a suit how to function individually as a statement piece. The look is completed with coats that present themselves in soft shell and camel shades as new versions of the typical blazer coat. Sometimes close-fitting in silhouette, sometimes with moderate volume - but always double-breasted and with a pronounced shoulder. Fine wool touches are also used here, sometimes in a smooth, sometimes in a hairy look. The tailoring check à la Viky.