MEN IN KNITS

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From top left to bottom right: Turtleneck with Globe Pattern Louis Vuitton, Cashmere Sweater Prada, Utility Inspired Polo Sweater Ralph Lauren, Wool-Jacquard Sweater Gucci, Knit with Leather Inlay Work Berluti. 

Tell us which knit you buy, we will tell you who you are. Monochrome or kaleidoscopic, essential or elaborated, menswear offer plenty of options to play with your own fashion character. Green light to colorful sweaters and turtlenecks with eccentric logos for the ones who would never give up to the coolest side of themselves. Minimal lovers, instead, can choose between a vast selection of tonal pieces.

 

SEVILLE

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When you go south, Seville is one of the destinations you may want to encounter to experience the Andalusian spirit. Colorful buildings, Arabic influence, Tapas all-day-every-day (patatas bravas, guys!) and an overload of majolicas details are just some of the key elements that will make you fall in love with the Spanish city, while wandering through its narrow streets or the Real Alcàzar’s gardens.

HEAD TO TOE LEATHER

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The head to toe leather trend will always be a fashion guarantee. Even this season it runs straight into our closets to help each of us to show the most gritty side of ourselves. 

Whether black or colored, sensual or masculine, the total leather is versatile and easy to wear. Not to mention that it’s able to give each #ootd a unique and mysterious touch.

Searching for some inspo? Discover our faves.

 

HEAD TO TOE LEATHER

From left to right: Oversized Coat Prada, Printed Gloves Balenciaga, Flare Pants Gucci, Utility Overall Salvatore Ferragamo, Intrecciato Pants Bottega Veneta, Shirt Nanushka, Puzzle rugby bag Loewe

 

ON A BUDGET: THE SCANDI LOOK

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Wool Trousers Arket, Blush Patent Baguette H&M Trend, Initial Necklace Gina Tricot, Lilac Jumper H&M Trend, Over-the-knee Leather Boots Arket, Rugby Sweatshirt Weekday x Lee 

Dressing Scandinavian? It has never been so cool and trendy as nowadays. Channeling your inner Pernille Teisbaek, Lisa Olssons or Funda Christophersen is as easy as ABC: to get that influencer approved look all you need is to fill your wardrobe with essential, minimal and versatile pieces, dyed in monochromatic nude tones that matches both on-duty looks and your nordic vibe. 

Must-haves that are also wallet-proof.  

DOUBLE DRESS

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Military Dress Dior, Oversized Striped Shirt Balenciaga, Leather Basque Hat Ruslan Baginskiy, Knee High Combat Boots Ann Demeulemeester, Two Tone Ribbed-Knit Dress Bottega Veneta, Leather Belt Bag Acne Studios, Croc-Effect Ankle Boots By Far

From day to nigh dresses show their duality to clothe every fashion lover’s body with an envelope of style and glamorousness.

 

FONDAZIONE PRADA THROUGH WES ANDERSON’S EYES

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Hosted in Fondazione Prada until January 13th 2020, “Spitzmaus Mummy in a Coffin and Other Treasures” is an exhibition project conceived by Wes Anderson and his wife Juman Malouf in collaboration with the Wien Kunsthistorisches Museum.

The display is structured on the infamous model of the germanic Wunderkammer, as a collection of works divided in specific suggestive corners: from green objects to portraits, from miniatures to timepieces, from meteorites to the main character of the exhibition that is the Egyptian wooden box that houses a mummified shrew from the 4th century BC.

A must see to fully dive into Anderson’s signature aesthetic.