Approaching the season, it was a homecoming of sorts as Salvatore Ferragamo took to Florence to present its spring-summer 2020 collection during Pitti Uomo. This occasion also marks the first menswear collection under the creative direction of Paul Andrew. The designer continues to explore Salvatore Ferragamo’s multicultural and multigenerational narrative. Andrew juxtaposes relaxed tailoring with more youthful articles of clothing. Technical parkas, leather jackets, and five-pocket jeans join the brand’s lineup. Chic knit henley shirts, sleeveless leather, and espadrilles contribute to the season’s must-haves.
Salvatore Ferragamo Takes to Florence with Spring ’20 Collection
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Published June 12, 2019
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