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Davide Marello’s debut collection for Boglioli, Autumn/Winter 2016 updates the legendary brand with soft tailoring, fabric experimentitation, and just a touch of Japanese and Russian Realist influence for an elegant array of garments that exist outside the condition of time.
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Inspired by artist Elizabeth Peyton’s painted works, MSGM‘s Massimo Giorgetti translated stylized watercolors into bold lines with a colorful sense of whimsy.
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Backstage his Autumn/Winter 2016 runway show, Antonio Marras contends how his Milanese west was won.
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Noir takes an expedition in Brioni’s romantically sublime Autumn/Winter 2016 collection. Sharp, high-waisted tailoring paired with oversized overwear for a formal assortment with intrinsically dream-like qualities.
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Raw-edged sweaters, overcoats in tonal waves, and somber iterations of usually louder prints, ETRO emits a subtle, chic roar for Autumn/Winter 2016 with a collection dubbed “State of Nature.”
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Fur slippers, fluffy bags, shaggy coats, and other fuzzy friends—from blazer patches to bucket hat lining to bushy knits—powdered FENDI‘s plush yet playful Autumn/Winter 2016 runway.
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An exercise in balance, the mood of Canali‘s Autumn/Winter 2016 runway collection is of intelligent complication. Inspired by the architecture of both Noémie Goudal and Oliver Michaels, along with the fortuitous temporariness of rock formations, the resulting assortment is effortlessly agile.
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Transporting performance edge into a techno-tailoring aesthetic, Emporio Armani offered an accelerated take on the codes of menswear for Autumn/Winter 2016 with a focus on comfort, organic hues, and the thrill of the slopes.
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Backstage at Vivienne Westwood AW16, winter’s colors predict an androgynous season ahead.
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Clashing tastes fueled Salvatore Ferragamo‘s Autumn/Winter 2016—a chaotic carryover from last season—with new, smarter spins on abstract play and above-the-ankle trousers.
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Tailoring that isn’t limited to either time or space, Calvin Klein Collection‘s Autumn/Winter 2016 line by Italo Zucchelli journeys through the category of menswear with rich materials and shiny accents.
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Clothing precarious in nature and leisure-minded in style decorated No.21‘s Autumn/Winter 2016 runway line.
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