FITTED frock coats, bow ties and exuberant colours graced the runaway as Dolce & Gabbana and Fendi both imagined more glamourous, post-pandemic wardrobes for their fall/winter collections at the Milan men’s fashion week.
Designer Silvia Venturini Fendi took inspiration from the 1920s dandy at her fashion house’s show on Saturday, punctuating refinement with touches of eccentricity.
Blazers were transformed into capes, knitwear featured sizeable chest cut-outs and the accessories veered towards the flashy.
The collection also aimed for a more fluid interpretation of typically gendered clothes, with wide-leg pants ballooning into half-skirts.
“We women wear men’s jackets, I do not see why they could not take inspiration from our wardrobe,” said the designer, the granddaughter of the Italian fashion house’s founders.
At Sicilian duo Dolce & Gabbana’s show, casual and sartorial styles mixed in a celebration of returning to the great outdoors.
Tailored to appeal to a younger generation, the
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