MyTheresa for Tommy Hilfiger: Online luxury retailer revamps iconic clothes from the 90s

Some of the American brand's most iconic items get a 2015 update for an exclusive capsule collection, fronted by model sisters Suki and Immy Waterhouse

It's Throwback Thursday (better known as #tbt) and with all the fuss surrounding the return of Back to The Future, we’ve, ironically, travelled back in time to revive the heydays of a young Michael J Fox (Marty McFly) in his denim and bomber jackets in the 1985 iconic film.

We're reviving some of Tommy Hilfiger's most iconic pieces, as online luxury retailer MyTheresa.com teams up with the American giant to create a re-edition capsule collection of eight pieces, priced between £160 and £365, featuring updated versions of the brand's bomber jackets, sweater, t-shirts and boxers.

Suki and Immy Waterhouse front the MyTheresa x Tommy Hilfiger campaign

There's something eternally cool about the red, white ane blue logomania adopted from the US flag, but buying flag-emblazoned clothes isn't cool anymore. Fact. MyTheresa, however, has given it a second chance and revamped it in iconic sweatshirts - they've been updated into a cropped fit and crafted from plush velvet. The varsity jacket has been updated in velvet and satin versions adorned with a "H" applique.

Tommy Hilfiger is simply a cultural signs of fashion's favourite era. You would remember when Snoop Dogg rocked a Tommy rugby shirt while performing on Saturday Night Life and when Kate Moss walked the brand's spring/summer 1997 catwalk clad in red, white and blue.

Kate Moss at Tommy Hilfiger's spring/summer 1997 fashion show (Rex Features)

Suki Waterhouse and her younger sister Immy, who front the collaboration, marking the first time the British pair work together in a fashion project.

Flag cropped sweatshirt, £170; exclusive satin boxer shorts, £200

Flag cropped sweatshirt, £170; exclusive satin boxer shorts, £200

Shop the collection at mytheresa.com