Sportswear has widely
inspired men's wear fall-winter 2019 collections debuted at the
93rd edition of the Pitti Uomo international trade fair running
in Florence through Friday.
From the capsule collections strongly influenced by
sportswear presented by major men's wear brands to the new
Athlovers project in cooperation with REDA, an historic textile
firm from Biella, fashion labels are presenting their take on
athleisure.
The focus is on timeless staples made with exclusive fabrics
that guarantee comfort and style to the new 4.0 globetrotter - a
man who works, travels, exercises and loves the outdoors.
Enzo Fusco's Fgf Industry is presenting the collection Blauer
Down Jackets, which are made with eco-friendly recycled or
synthetic feathers made in the European Union and then treated
in Italy.
The brand's 'sustans' padding is soft and extremely warm.
Athlovers includes Belgian label ''42.54'', which produces
stylish everyday staples, and Germany's Aeance that has a
minimalist style for its capsule collection for men and women
with new fabrics and sophisticated details.
Also with Athlovers are US brands Dyne, designed by
Christopher Bevans, and Isaora, as well as Italy's Gr1ps whose
collection is inspired by the iconography of Brazilian Jiu
Jitsu, a martial art.
Danilo Paura has designed the new Kappa collection inspired
by the 1990s.
With a streetwear approach on high fashion, Kappa has
restyled its iconic band on jeans, trousers, blazers and leather
bomber jackets.
The new project conceived by Lorenzo Boglione, vice-president
of sales for the BasicNet group, has already involved designers
including Gosha Rubchinskiy, Marcelo Burlon and Opening
Ceremony.
Marche tailor Lardini's Easy Wear capsule collection focuses
on leisurewear with nylon playing the lead role, mixed with a
'scuba texture' for a line of basics that guarantee warmth,
comfort and style even in extreme temperatures.
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