Salvatore Ferragamo Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week

By on 15 January 2012 in 2012, adnan djinovic, adrien sahores, alexander beck, arthur daniyarov, baptiste radufe, bastiaan van gaalen, clement chabernaud, fall/winter 2012, james smith, joan mirangels, linus gustin, luka badnjar, mark cox, mathias bergh, milan fashion week, nicolas ripoll, nikola jovanovic, peter bruder, rj king, robin ahrens, runway, salvatore ferragamo, sebastian brice, tom barker, victor nylander   

The Col­lec­tor–Posi­tion­ing his man as a col­lec­tor of beau­ti­ful things, Sal­va­tore Fer­rag­amo cre­ative direc­tor Mas­si­m­il­iano Gior­netti crafts a rich col­lec­tion using a tapes­try inspired by the urban land­scape. Whether it is in the vibrant evening lights of blue and red or in the char­coal asphalt, Gior­netti mas­ters a strong color palette, cre­at­ing a sharp wardrobe of suit­ing, out­er­wear and acces­sories. From intri­cate prints that entice to the smart dou­ble breasted blazer or the allure of vel­vet, Sal­va­tore Ferragamo’s fall/winter 2012 col­lec­tion finds impec­ca­ble lines and clas­si­cism at its best.

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