Milan Fashion Week S/S 2015 menswear editor's picks
Milan Fashion Week S/S 2015 menswear editor's picks
Roberto Cavalli: We witnessed a Miami moment at Cavalli, where there was everything from palm tree and bird of paradise prints to a plethora of studded white jeans fit for strutting on Ocean Boulevard. Did we also mentioned that the designer parked his own purple Daytona at the end of the runway? Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Belstaff: This season the house took a walk back through its archive, showcasing vintage Belstaff pieces along with its S/S 2015's motorcycle vision
No 21: Alessandro Dell'Acqua's second menswear outing for No 21 was a muted affair starring washed out-florals and checks, paired with home spun knitwear
Kiton: If we had to pick just one trainer for S/S 2015, this would surely be it from Kiton's latest red hot accessories line
Philipp Plein: Mirrored splendour at Philipp Pleins' new rock 'n' roll via Montenapoleone store, conceived by the designer and the Milanese architectural firm AquiliAlberg
Missoni: A Bohemian vibe circled Missoni's S/S 2015 collection, within which a punchy pastel palette was extended to the house's signature zigzag knitwear. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Tod's: The house's famed loafer was renewed with a retro feel for S/S 2015
Boglioli: Poolside with Boglioli, circa 1965, where various shades of deep sea blue dominated the house's casual collection that nodded to the famous Tuscan jet-set hang out, the Pellicano Hotel
Fratelli Rossetti: The footwear brand's sporty new casual collection comes in all colours of the rainbow for S/S 2015
Bally: The house's new design director Pablo Coppola, who joined in February, is pushing forward its mission to create luxurious casual wear for the everyday. 'Authenticity is something that comes naturally to Bally,' he explained, 'we hand-select the best archival techniques and mix those with the latest innovations to create pieces that are thoroughly modern'
Marni: This season Marni took a pared-back approach to its presentation, with video screens showcasing detailed close-ups of the house's accessories and clothing ranges. Marni's signature prints were splashed over shirts and shorts, the hues of which were picked up in the house's S/S accoutrements
Antonio Marras: Football fever has even infiltrated fashion week, with Antonio Marras' sporty fabric choices topped off with soccer ball prints, while Brazilian music blasted over the speakers
Piquadro: This season brought a psychedelic turn at Piquadro, with the brightest of hues headlining its S/S 2015 accessory collection
Jil Sander: The house presented sun-bleached tailoring as the mainstay of its S/S collection, which was then sprinkled with painterly prints. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Hogan: The house opted for a 1960s university feel for its S/S 2015 collection, which included a rather cool vintage video game print
Valextra: While searching for unusual skins Valextra's creative director Álvaro González stumbled upon shark skin as featured here
Corneliani: The season's washed-out colour palette explored all shades of white and ecru on trousers at Corneliani
MSGM: S/S 2015 at MSGM had an urban feel with a youthful vibe thanks to the plethora of relaxed, sporty separates, palm tree prints and loads of great denim. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
