DESERT: Storm is the latest editorial in an ongoing series that pairs maharishi clothing against nature’s elements. The last editorial – CLIMATE: Monsoon – featured breathable and waterproof technical fabrics. This instalment sees maharishi’s SS16 collection brave the harsh desert climate. Reminiscent of zero visibility conditions you might find in the Sahara desert – or Burning Man – the editorial features a snapshot of the religious devotee-inspired collection. The seasonal camouflage pattern DPM: British Bonsai Forest can be spotted in its three variants: Papal Woodland, Sand, and Desert Blaize. Camouflage styles found in this collection are fully reversible, enabling the pattern to be worn internally. Adding to the versatility is a zip-off Raw Crew Sweat. More directional pieces include a Suede Flight Jacket and Hakama Pants, with an embroidered Camo Tour Jacket making an appearance through the dust. Look for classic MA Bags and a high frequency welded Day Backpack to keep valuables safe in any condition – with reversible Barboutas to shelter the head and neck.

Continuing the visual exploration of the theme “Post-Geographic Devotional Uniform & Habits.”

Post-Geographic Devotional Uniform & Habits.

Taking cues from the complexities in social fabric of the Far East and West – the SS16 women's collection fuses traditional Japanese design elements with relaxed Americana sportswear.