Anyone familiar with the fashion industry knows that at every fashion exhibition, and coming from every designer, there are some real duds. It’s unavoidable, and there’s a margin you come to expect from each and every designer. Stefano Pilati had some duds in his Milan debut, but he’s way ahead of the curve, and men’s fashion is all the better off because of it.
The Milan men’s shows hit a high — and very high-end — note as Stefano Pilati made his debut at Ermenegildo Zegna with a new couture range priced 50 percent above the brand’s flagship label.
An exclusive techno soundtrack and fast-paced video by a mostly Swedish crew accompanied a sophisticated-yet-sprightly collection, paraded on an oval runway ringed by giant video monitors.
The Milan men’s shows hit a high — and very high-end — note as Stefano Pilati made his debut at Ermenegildo Zegna with a new couture range priced 50 percent above the brand’s flagship label.
An exclusive techno soundtrack and fast-paced video by a mostly Swedish crew accompanied a sophisticated-yet-sprightly collection, paraded on an oval runway ringed by giant video monitors. (Read More)
