""Fashion with a capital 'F', and quiet luxury rooted in sartorial tradition and timelessness. This season, more than ever, the balance of the schedule leaned firmly towards the latter. The result was a Milan season defined by quality, cut, cloth and craft.""
""There was a palpable sense that product integrity and the final customer were front and centre," he adds. "Less noise, fewer theatrics - but a stronger, more coherent message around what modern luxury menswear looks like today: thoughtful, considered, and built to last.""
""That last element - built to last, sustainable in the sense of longevity - was evident in a return to timeless, classic menswear, as seen from brands from Dunhill and Caruso to Brunello Cucinelli and Stefano Ricci.""
The menswear season tilted toward quiet luxury rooted in sartorial tradition and timelessness, with an emphasis on quality, cut, cloth and craft. Product integrity and real-world wearability took precedence, reducing theatrics in favor of coherent, lasting design. A return to timeless, classic menswear and longevity appeared across several established brands. Key trends include refined tailoring, tonal dressing, elevated outerwear and tactile materials. An English Country House influence emerged, featuring tweeds and herringbones in muted greys and browns with pops of blue and cream, alongside low-buttoning double-breasted jackets and chic overcoats.
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