Tod’s hones in on a rich use of accessible hues for its spring-summer 2016 menswear collection. Designer Andrea Incontri turns out a lineup that is well-rounded with relaxed tailoring, taking its man from casual to formal. Unusual techniques for the season results in standout pieces such as a degrade leather jacket and multi-color pilot coat. Denim and camouflage also make an appearance lending the collection’s sharp suiting great balance.
Tod’s Spring/Summer 2016 Menswear Collection | Milan Fashion Week
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