No. 21 Men’s Spring 2018

The designer portrayed a joyful summer, sporty yet chic. A technical feel ran through the athletic parkas lined with metallic fabrics. The T-shirts were printed with summery photos, which were also reproduced on jacquard knits.

The lineup was glamorized by patent leather touches on coats and blousons crafted from traditional checked tailoring fabrics. Flowers appeared both in a fresh, tropical version on crisp cotton shirts and in a more romantic tapestry-like print splashed on silk trousers. They were worn with a shirt in patchwork of striped motifs.

The overall look was precise and masculine yet reflected Dell’Acqua’s signature delicate sensibility.

More From Milan Men’s Spring 2018 Collections:

Prada Men’s Spring 2018: All the quirk and romance of the fall collection was swept away – in a moment – by Miuccia Prada, who sent her preppy nerds and rustic hippies packing.

Salvatore Ferragamo Men’s Spring 2018: A summer on the Italian Riviera inspired Guillaume Meilland’s young and effortless chic collection.

MSGM Men’s Spring 2018: The youthful, upbeat collection confirmed Massimo Giorgetti’s status as a key player in Milan’s new guard.

Versace Men’s Spring 2018: It was vintage Versace through the Millennial lens, and those who are already fans won’t be let down. But there could have been so much more.

Ralph Lauren Purple Label Men’s Spring 2018: The collection centered on taking the best from the past and repackaging it for a new generation.

Ermenegildo Zegna Men’s Spring 2018: The laid-back ath-luxe mood was elevated by impressive material research.