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Behind the Scenes at Marlon Gobel's Fall 2011 Menswear Show

MARLON GOBEL • Fall / Winter 2011 "The Secret Order" from Marlon Gobel on Vimeo.more Marlon Gobel, the menswear designer who convinced Christian Loubo
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MARLON GOBEL • Fall / Winter 2011 "The Secret Order" from Marlon Gobel on Vimeo.

Marlon Gobel, the menswear designer who convinced Christian Louboutin to do shoes for his New York show (the first time CB has ever done so for a men's collection), was kind enough to share behind the scenes footage from his Park Avenue Armory runway. The clothes look great--and so do the guys. Enjoy!

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