Glossing over fall and heading into a cold winter, Corneliani ensured that their man was bundled in layers to combat the cold. Embracing elements, ranging from a sartorial calling and relaxed military motif to a slope-ready turn in fashion, the label braced itself with a color palette derived from nature. Shifting from dark to light, the collection experienced a strong showing with double breasted blazers, robe-cut outerwear and endearing knits that managed to find a certain cohesiveness felt in domineering fashions.
Tags: 2011,
adrian bosch,
alexander johansson,
alexandre cunha,
arthur kulkov,
arthur sales,
conrad matschke,
corey baptiste,
Corneliani,
david agbodji,
fall/winter 2011,
Felix Schopgens,
florian bourdila,
francisco lachowski,
garrett neff,
janice fronimakis,
Joan Pedrola,
johnny george,
lasse pedersen,
Linus Gustin,
mark cox,
marlon teixeira,
max motta,
milan fashion week,
nils butler,
oscar spendrup,
oskar tranum,
paolo roldan,
runway,
sean harju,
sean opry,
simon nessman,
terron wood,
Vladimir Ivanov,
William Eustace
Pingback: Tweets that mention Corneliani Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week -- Topsy.com
Pingback: Corneliani Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week | 怪兽在线：时尚和科技是我的美食！