Z Zegna Fall/Winter 2014 | Milan Fashion Week

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Published January 14, 2014

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Updated May 10, 2017

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Z Zegna Fall/Winter 2014–Unveiling a fall/winter 2014 collection for the quintessential modernist, Z Zegna creative director Paul Surridge embraced a relaxed elegance with a young attitude. Paying tribute to the social movement of the 1960s, tailored suits were cut slender and boasted elements that included cropped trousers, pinstripes and blurry tartan prints. Coming full circle with the collection’s throwback quality, monk shoes with chunky rubber soles and calfskin weekend bags completed smart modern looks.


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