PinGiorgio Armani embraces its signature navy for an accessible fall-winter 2016 collection with a timeless ease.
Inspired by American novelist William S. Burroughs and his penchant for stylish hats, Giorgio Armani looked to the Beat Generation to set the tone for his fall-winter 2016 men’s collection. Continuing a style narrative for the man that appreciates a timeless wardrobe, Armani rejected the exhibitionist, embracing the idea that “It doesn’t matter what the destination is, what really counts in a journey is the path: all the meetings, visions, experiences and sensations that form the inner landscape, modeled by the outer horizon.”
Long silhouettes were front and center, taking into account the natural lines of the body. Relaxed in nature, deep blues came together with neutrals to dress a regal lineup. Coats, trimmed with faux fur, pleated trousers, dapper waistcoats and graphic knits offered the essential Armani experience.
A model dons a faux fur jacket from Giorgio Armani’s fall-winter 2016 menswear collection.
PinThe dufflecoat gets a relaxed update with a welcomed effortlessness.
A faux fur coat from Giorgio Armani’s fall-winter 2016 men’s collection.
PinFaux fur trim adds a certain lavishness to choice outerwear pieces from Giorgio Armani’s fall-winter 2016 men’s collection.
PinOversized knitwear lends the man of Giorgio Armani the spirit of freedom that is often associated with an artist.
PinA Giorgio Armani cornerstone, relaxed tailored suiting was plentiful as part of the brand’s fall-winter 2016 collection.
PinSuspenders were a charming accessory paraded out with loosely cut outerwear for Giorgio Armani’s fall-winter 2016 men’s collection.
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