“Urban gardener” was the theme of the Missoni collection, according to creative director Angela Missoni. The inspiration resulted in a rich color palette of blues, purples, reds, yellows and greens, all interwoven into the company’s signature knit-centered lineup.
Hitting a record for the brand, Missoni actually managed to include 137 colors in a blouson.
The relaxed, effortless chic of the collection was obtained by matching roomy pants with deconstructed blazers, as well as comfortable shorts with boxy striped T-shirts. There were also knitted anoraks with a youthful air, as well as a range of jumpsuits in different patterns, from Madras to think stripes.
Unexpected details included multicolor embroideries resembling patches at the shoulders and on the sleeves of sweaters.
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Missoni Men’s Spring 2018
Hitting a record for the brand, Missoni actually managed to include 137 colors in a blouson.
The relaxed, effortless chic of the collection was obtained by matching roomy pants with deconstructed blazers, as well as comfortable shorts with boxy striped T-shirts. There were also knitted anoraks with a youthful air, as well as a range of jumpsuits in different patterns, from Madras to think stripes.
Unexpected details included multicolor embroideries resembling patches at the shoulders and on the sleeves of sweaters.
Drawing a palette of colors from travel photographer Erwin Fieger’s Japan: Sunrise-Island, tones seep one into the other as granular particles forming an intelligible whole; weaving together blurred isolations of moods and recollections of past and present. Lavender glimmers against indigo, shadow blue, periwinkle and cherry blossom; apricot radiates against red birch, military green and turmeric; mint springs against black plum, bamboo, sawa green and limestone. Additional dye-and-wash treatments create faded, sun-drenched effects, conferring the fabrics with a patina of experience.
