Sergio Rossi is all about signature, authentic Italian style. Demure loafers and crisp oxfords shine with utmost elegance. For AW16/17 the Rossi collections adds a bit of trend to their more traditional selection by adding fur. Fur-lined boots and even fur-lined chunky gym shoes were a part of the prized line.

Boots also seems to be trending this season, the chunkier the better. Buckles of all and any kinds added detailing to the boots as well as to various style of slip-on oxfords.

Rossi is perfect for a classical gentleman looking to give a slight pop to his wardrobe without taking things too far.

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Posted by Lori Zaino and photos by Nemanja Glumac.

Au Jour Le Jour showed a youthful, funky collection for AW16/17. The 70s and 80s are strongly reference with stonewashed grey denim, plaid long trenches, corduroy pants and houndstooth/herringbone-esque patterns occupying the garments. The prints game was strong for the coming season, featuring sorts of patterns and shapes in various colors dotting the clothing.

Colors were bold. A bright gold, combined with shades of grey and navy plus pops of bright red. Quirky details like tassels, lion badges and stripes gave the collection a fun and vivacious vibe. The collection, which probably should have been called Uptown Funk, is perfect for a younger gentleman wanting to get noticed.

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Posted by Lori Zaino and photos by Nemanja Glumac.

The Christian Pellizzari catwalk was filled with plaids and patterns. Using pops of color in one of our favorite winter hues, oxblood, streamlined, belted onesies and fitted sportswear stole the show.

We loved the bathrobe silhouette, a long, comfortable belted sweater coat we saw in oxblood. The long trenches also complemented the contained lines of the garments.

Fabrics were also luxe, with a smattering of velvet, fringe, and silk. Really, Pellizzari combined some slim, utilitarian looks with elegant style, which we really haven’t seen so far. Mixing downtown with  uptown, the idea that a trendy, funky man could still look dapper and classic is a beautiful thing.

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Posted by Nikea Vucetic and photos by Nemanja Glumac.

You never really know what to expect with the sporty Bikkembergs brand. For AW16/17 at Milan Uomo Fashion week, Bikkembergs showed a collection of comfortable, cool sportswear making us realize that women are not the only ones who want to wear active wear to the grocery store.

With surprisingly fun combinations like red leather pants with zippers on the outside seam paired with grey padded double breasted coat, men can be comfortable, sporty and look good all at once. Long trenches and plenty of leather ensure this collection is on top of all the current trends. Fur-lined coats will keep many a gentleman warm this winter.

A vampire combo of red and black was present in many of the looks, but it worked. Bikkembergs is for a true modern man, urban and ready to rock.

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Posted by Nikea Vucetic and photos by Nemanja Glumac.

The Fratelli Rossetti AW16/17 collection offered classic styles, but each with a twist. Rossetti shoes are known for their unrivaled comfort. This perfect mix of style and function with a touch of the unexpected further contributes to that tradition. For example, there were three styles of loafers presented, each with a small detail like a tassel, fringe or the timeless penny loafer (every gentleman should have at least one pair).

Traditional loafers with a unique substantial three-layer sole was one of our favorite styles, offering a trendy yet classic, comfortable footwear experience. The three layer sole is made of a leather welt, a colored midsole and a treaded base.

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Posted by Nikea Vucetic and photos from Nemanja Glumac.

Canali. The effervescent air of a gentleman. We expected quite a bit from the AW16/17 collection, as Canali is a BDMOTP favorite, and the show did not disappoint. In fact, it rather blew us away. Every single piece of the collection was expertly tailored (of course, handcrafted in Italy) and as usual, the suits were the glorious focal point of the show.

Besides the suits, we loved the overcoats with fur-lined collars. This season, the trend seems to be deep pockets, which added a modern, trendy touch to the classic looks. Canali always seems to stay elegant while incorporating just enough trendy touches to stay relevant.

Touches of leather and plaid also gave the suits that extra boost of urban style. The leather overcoat…if you buy one thing next fall, this is the ticket item BDMOTP was (and is) swooning over. 

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Posted by Nikea Vucetic and photos by Nemanja Glumac.

Bertoni’s AW16 collection is a tribute to the cultural tradition of the 1920s and 30s in the USA. This elegant collection of bags echoes New York’s workwear-inspired aesthetic.

From an elegant double-handle briefcases to duffle bags and weekenders, the collection is very high end. A BDMOTP favorite is the Freedom bag, which is a beautifully constructed leather bag with the word “Freedom” hand-painted on the side. Another features paint stroke brushes creating an abstract floral-like pattern in bold contrasting colors of red and black. We also noticed an interesting piece of furniture in that red floral pattern, which you can use in the bathroom, bedroom or just for decoration.

For a more youthful and whimsical look, they brought back their graffiti collection, which features backpacks which are paint splattered. If your vibe is more classical, the crocodile suitcases come in both black and blue. Bertoni’s bags offer something for everyone, as their refined, fresh style is beloved by any type of gentleman.

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Posted by Nikea Vucetic and photos from Nemanja Glumac.

Zakirov showed their AW16/17 collection for the first time ever at Milan Uomo Fashion Week. Whereas the designer himself is not from Italy, every single garment is a produced there. Hearing this, we are already in love, because BDMOTP loves to support things produced locally.

The Zakirov collection is a versatile one–with suits, jackets, shoes, coats, shirts and even accessories appropriate for a variety of occasions. The line is separated into three sections: Urban Strictness, Dynamic Line and Country Chic.

Urban Strictness conveys elegance with their traditional formal garments. Coats with large lapels, an early 1900s style and lining printed on blurred backgrounds dominated this section of Zakirov’s collection. Dynamic Line is more contemporary formal wear. Colors like burgundy, blue and light grey on materials such as wool and reversible nylon create modern suits and outerwear. Country Chic is filled with casual, relaxed looks.

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Posted by Nikea Vucetic and photos from Nemanja Glumac.

One of the reasons BDMOTP loves Vivienne Westwood and always will is because she always has an agenda. And not just any agenda, a save-the-world kind of agenda. Someone’s gotta do it, and we adore Ms. Westwood and her strong beliefs. In fact, a few seasons ago Alton Barber, CEO of BDMOTP was able to chat with her and besides being a lovely human being, she really tries to inspire her designs and fashion from the agenda she is fighting at the moment. She also uses her fashion platform to express these ideas, and this season her vibe is all about saving the ocean and the rainforest. BDMOTP is totally on board.

The AW16 collection entitled Be Specific actually featured quite a bit of neutral colors, such as navy and beige. Of course, signature Westwood pops of orange, pink and print can always be found. In fact, some jungle prints reinforce her “Save the Rainforest” slogan.

We always cave for a good Westwood suit. This season, we fell in love with the navy and black skinny suits as well as a baggy brown version. The hot pink suit was lots of fun, perfect for a gentleman hoping to get noticed. Heavy scarves, hoods and long, baggy coats topped and accessorized the suits and otherwise.

Bravo, Ms. Westwood. Another inspiring collection.

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Posted by Lori Zaino and photos by Nemanja Glumac.

Piermau, a collaboration of art and fashion from the designers behind Milan’s staple brand, Frankie Morello is the talk of the town.

The artistic and creative pair  Pierfrancesco Gigliotti and Maurizio Modica have ventured into new territory with Piermau, which will be launched for AW16 but will continue into 2017 constantly adding new pieces to the collection, which is actually made for  men but can also be unisex, in fact, women were actually featured in the presentation.  The concept of zero is one that inspired the collection, as the design duo states that, “Fashion meets art at zero point and brings us to a new beginning.”

As you can see from the photos, the concept of photography and art are present, as are dapper, shiny suits, overalls, jackets, even underwear. Art and fashion go hand in hand and BDMOTP would love to see more collaborations that work with both such as Piermau. We’ll be interested to see how the art concept will translate into boutiques and shops. We’ll definitely be on the lookout for Piermau come fall!

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Posted by Lori Zaino and photos by Nemanja Glumac.

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