A/W 14/15: Milan menswear
These are the best FIVE Styles of MILAN Catwalks
Andrea Pompilio
Fendi
DSquared
Salvatore Ferragamo
DAKS
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| Andrea Pompilio |
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| Fendi |
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| DSquared |
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| Salvatore Ferragamo |
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| DAKS |
SHIFTZERO ANALYSIS
- Watch out for a mix of casual/formal looks with sportswear offsetting classic tailoring
- The slim leather jean pant was the bottomweight of choice this season
- While signature tailoring continued to dominate in Milan, there was a strong mix of reworked casual/formal looks with sportswear-themed silhouettes
- The big enveloping coat was a standout look on several runways as designers
- Tactile and unexpected fabrics were one of the strongest trends. Innovative fabric morphing, seamlessly merging one texture into the next.
- Tactile fabrics were one of the big trends in Milan – think plush and brushed velvet
- Blue is a key level of colour for next winter.Looking newest as an outerwear main-shade
- Milan showed head-to-toe, one-colour dressing
- Watch out for a mix of casual/formal looks with sportswear offsetting classic tailoring
- The slim leather jean pant was the bottomweight of choice this season
- While signature tailoring continued to dominate in Milan, there was a strong mix of reworked casual/formal looks with sportswear-themed silhouettes
- The big enveloping coat was a standout look on several runways as designers
- Tactile and unexpected fabrics were one of the strongest trends. Innovative fabric morphing, seamlessly merging one texture into the next.
- Tactile fabrics were one of the big trends in Milan – think plush and brushed velvet
- Blue is a key level of colour for next winter.Looking newest as an outerwear main-shade
- Milan showed head-to-toe, one-colour dressing
