Much like pianist Nils Frahm whose music — a mix of classic and electronic influences — was playing, Cerruti 1881’s new chief creative officer Jason Basmajian set out to merge classic tailoring with technical fabrics. The combination resulted in strong, masculine clothing rendered in a dark and moody palette of deep emerald green, black, burgundy and gray. “I like the idea of how fabric can go both ways,” said Basmajian, guiding through the presentation, which comprised technical parkas and teddies amped up in Cerruti’s fancy checks and exclusive jacquards, or married contrasting materials such as silk and leather on a series of reversible numbers, including a handsome blouson.

While the suiting options were more fitted, outerwear — including double-breasted coats with fur collars — intrigued with their relaxed and clean allure.