Pitti Uomo 95’s Featured Men’s Winter Codes [Day 3].

Pitti Uomo,” the world’s largest men’s fashion brand exhibition, is held twice a year in Florence, Italy. It is a gathering place for fashionable people from all over the world who lead the fashion industry, and is known as a place to check out the latest styles. In this issue, we present the hottest snaps caught on the third day of Pitti Uomo 95, held in January 2019!

This winter, men’s dress wear is all about mode nuances created with a slightly loose gray and black silhouette!

Stoically pursuing the classics is undeniably the ultimate style, but enjoying change while gently adapting to the trends of the times is also the real appeal of dress style, and is the mainstream of today’s world. It is no exaggeration to say that Pitti Uomo is the perfect place to get a hint of such a style. For example, the gentleman below is not wearing the royal navy, but mainly black with a touch of gray, which is a classic base with a hint of mode nuance. Another factor that contributes to the high level of sophistication is the use of a heavy, long velvet coat worn over the shoulders to create a crisp look with the sneakers worn on the feet.

Mr. Pagini’s expressive winter coordinate skillfully mixes checkered patterns.

We succeeded in catching Mr. Gabriele Pagini, who is a fashion designer as well as a lecturer at an art college, and whose rich sensibility makes him stand out from the crowd at Pitti. Mr. Pagini’s expressive outfit, which skillfully combines four different plaid items (outerwear, jacket, stole, and pants), is truly unique. The key to success when using multiple plaid patterns is to vary the size, pitch, and color of each pattern, taking into consideration their compatibility and balance.

The key to creating a well-balanced monotone winter coordinate is to use different tones and subtle accents!

Different tones of gray, black, and white give the monotone coordinate, which tends to be monotonous, a crisp impression. The use of sunglasses with bright frames for a subtle accent is also a good idea.