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1. Gucci
One of the most influential collections of the season, Alessandro Michele presented a genderless Seventies-infused lineup headlined by silk blouses, lace shirts and a fey attitude.
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Sacai Men’s RTW Spring 2016
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Japanese designer Chitose Abe traveled across time, styles and cultures to conjure a truly global guy with a mash-up of styles from Peruvian-inspired Bermudas to plaid ponchos. -
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Storytelling via clothes and accessories is a point of differentiation for the London-based designer, who exceled one more time with his “boy in space” androgynous effort. -
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In a season awash with fluidity, oversize proportions and plays on volume — nobody does it better than Milan’s emperor of soft, who showed a lineup full of vintage slouchy silhouettes. -
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An iridescent color scheme gave a colorful glow to the designer’s lineup where a new tailored clothing silhouette — double-breasted jackets in a variety of shapes — reigned supreme. -
Ralph Lauren Purple Label
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In his return to the Milan runway, the king of American Ivy League blended dandy suits in heritage fabrics with sleek moto-racer leather pieces and safari elements. -
Lemaire Men’s RTW Spring 2016
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Pleated pants that pooled around the ankles paired with lightweight flowy jackets and coats were at the core of this new Parisian elegance. -
Louis Vuitton Men’s RTW Spring 2016, Louis Vuitton
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Kim Jones’ appetite for travel was evident in the exotic prints and embroideries from Southeast Asia that he used in Ivy League silhouettes, such as a souvenir jacket, this season’s key style. -
Ermenegildo Zegna spring 2016
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Generous silhouettes, liquid fabrics and stripped-down tailoring were among the most directional looks by designer Stefano Pilati during a subtly futuristic show. -
Officine Générale Men’s RTW Spring 2016
Image Credit: Dominique Maitre 10. Officine Générale
Photographs of Marcello Mastroianni strolling in the streets of Saint Germain served as a key reference for Pierre Maheo’s directional collection.