Emporio Armani Fall/Winter 2015-2016 Collection – Runway Looks to fall in love!

24/07/201525/07/2015 | Syuzena Pitz

Emporio Armani Fall/Winter 2015-2016 collection was shown in Milan Fashion Week, on February 27, 2015.

A few words about collection:

Emporio Armani is classic Italian fashion in its purest form and this season was as smart, timeless and deadly serious as you’d expect. Overwhelmingly made up of office-appropriate separates, Armani played with subtle changes in silhouette as wide black leather frills wrapped around waists and over shoulders. Those same unfussy frills appeared at the end of sleeves, over hips and on the pockets of a fabulous two-tone fur coat.

Fur was used innovatively on a skirt and jacket as a trim on what looked like purple silk petals, while shapes largely remained conservative. At the same time, there was a folkloric tinge to the floral appliqués on gray wool skirts, or a long quilted red coat, or a puff-sleeved dress that felt like a little girl’s look writ adult. The low-slung, wide-cut trousers had a Petrouchka feel. An artisanal knit subtext peaked with a couple of jumbo mohair sweaterdresses

That’s not to say this collection had no bite, details in red ran through the otherwise dark and muted palette lifting it into something a little more dangerous. . Shoes were secured at the ankle with thin straps or bound on with what looked like thick black ribbon and were wicked in the best possible way.

Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 -Emporio Armani Fusion collection.

21/06/201529/09/2015 | Syuzena Pitz

Emporio Armani Menswear Spring/Summer 2016 – Fusion Collection.

Four days of menswear previews for next spring and summer began Saturday with Emporio Armani, Dolce&Gabbana, Jil Sander, Versace,Philipp Plein.and Marni. Marni is showing menswear on the runway for the first time.

Armani talked of a Fusion – a buzzword in the globalisation of Fashion . When trying to cater to such a broad range of shoppers, all living in different climates with different heritages, collections can start to feel like a clash of opposing ideas and directions, packaged up together for the sake of a fashion show. Fusion can be tricky. But Armani put his signatures first, and that’s why this worked. The collection was light and layered, featuring classic Armani shapes in neutral tones. The looks were loose with textured and sometimes crinkled fabric, easy to imagine zipping along urban streets. There was a focus on pants, with roomy pleated trousers that seemed to drape the leg. More athletic knit trousers were cinched at the ankle. Whether the look was formal or casual ultimately was defined by the jacket, ranging from double-breasted to more Asian-inspired looks with pagoda shoulders. And there were wonderful papery anoraks for that unexpected shower. As was the clean, considered minimalism that we’ve come to expect.

Though it was menswear, Armani sent a dozen women’s looks down the runway, displaying the adaptability of men’s tailoring for women. A series of men’s cut shirts over baggy trousers would have suited her well.One of the womenswear looks that featured in the collection could almost have been an ode to the pop-friendly school girl style of some young Japanese women thanks to those tailored shorts, crossed braces and flats.

Here are some awesome Runway Looks i choosed, hope you’ll like it too…