Cerruti 1881 Paris A/W 2014
Cerruti 1881 Paris A/W 2014
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
Forever an embodiment of an Italian in Paris, Cerruti's gentleman is searching for 'perfect imperfection' this season with designer Aldo Maria Camillo claiming locked up, wartime memories of a noble soldier as his inspiration for A/W 2014. The Italo-French balance of Cerruti is an appealing one, and this season made for a nuanced textural study of deep brown and olive tones in distorted blanket checks, Glen plaid and pops of bright shearling underscoring the staid suiting and long, bell-shaped coats. Those military nuances were a subtle undertone, as Camillo layered coats and tunics (short over long) for extreme weather, yet added a noble nostalgia to Cerruti's winter wardrobe.
