Berluti Men FW17 Paris (Haider Ackermann)

[ian+]

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[david s]

A couple of the very minimalist pieces I love, skews towards Jil Sander/old Balenciaga shapes.


The rest seems like a color & fabric palette adapted for Brooks Brothers...and the massive bags

Not loving so much

[k3mist]

i actually like it, its just the right amount of haider for berluti

[byhand]

Looking forward to see what actually makes it into the stores. Going for a younger buyer, or at least someone not afraid to wear a plum velvet suit. This may alienate the Russian oligarch contingent, which tends to be the Berluti customer. One of my fave shows of the season.

[mrbeuys]

I would happily wear quite a lot of this. Like it.

[gustavobradley]

I like this a lot, and would definitely wear it if I wasn't still in school. I feel like this hits what Brioni seemed to be trying for, which was "classic" clothes that have a bit of an edge to them.

[ian+]

The rest seems like a color & fabric palette adapted for Brooks Brothers...and the massive bags

Not loving so much

I think that he did a great job considering the context of Berlutti.
This is my favorite collection in terms of wearability.

[david s]

I guess I should clarify my comments. I'm a big Haider fan, I've got enough of his stuff in my closet to pull of a Edwardian louche dandy quite effectively if I wanted to.

I think the point I was trying to make here was that it seemed to be more like Haider toned tone for Berluti...

Well now I'm just reiterating what Ian said above "he did a great job considering the context of Berluti"

I will be curious to see it in person

[ian+]

I think the point I was trying to make here was that it seemed to be more like Haider toned tone for Berluti...

Exactly, I think this was the goal to be honest.

[zamb]

Looks lovely,
I quite like it.

[byhand]

Anticipating the sticker shock on the crocodile bags.