In Florence on Thursday evening, Japanese designer Satoshi Kuwata made his runway debut as Pitti Uomo 107’s final guest designer.
Reimagining ’90s silhouettes with advanced and modern materials.
Fusing outdoor details with playful embellishments, bold color choices, and craft-inspired touches.
A layerable lineup that looks to Japan’s LOG hotel for inspiration.
The Pitti Uomo 107 guest designer took over the Florentine Giardino dell’Orticoltura glass house to uncover its nuanced menswear manifesto.
The new range from the Parisian label revels in the beauty of nuance.
Cotton and performance fabrics equipped with KODENSHI and ALPHADRY, appear in ethereal neutrals and rich blue hues mirroring refreshing seascapes.
Featuring unique rotating numeral discs on the watch face.
Running from February 6 to 11, the event will feature runways and presentations from more than 54 American designers, including Luar, Todd Snyder, Thom Browne and more.
Structured greyscale fabrics, cut and draped into meticulous curves result in a collection that evokes retrofuturistic minimalism.
The collection’s lifestyle and performance garments offer a compelling mixture of form and function.
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