Perry Ellis Delivers ‘Very Perry’ Utilitarian Styles for Fall/Winter 2015 Menswear Collection

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Published February 13, 2015

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After previewing its fall 2015 collection with new imagery, Perry Ellis unveiled its latest outing from creative director Michael Maccari. Quite the Very Perry experience, the lineup delivered sensible fun, injecting classic menswear pieces with a lively use of autumnal colors and prints. Inspired by the playfulness of varying proportions and utilitarian dressing, Maccari gave the man of Perry Ellis a smart approach to wearable styles.

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