For the past few seasons, BOGLIOLI has moved its presentation venue from Pitti Uomo to Milan, showcasing a new brand worldview that capitalizes on the Italian Classico techniques that are the brand's DNA. On the 16th, the brand unveiled its 16-17 Autumn/Winter collection for the first time on a runway.

This season, Davide Marello, formerly of Gucci and Armani, was appointed designer. The bright colors of previous seasons faded, and earthy hues of burgundy, brown, blue, and green were given depth through the use of nuanced threads, with multiple layers of tones creating a grayish overall look. The collection focused on lightness and softness, centering on basic, classic pieces such as a cardigan-like jacket without interlining, a signature BOGLIOLI item, and a wool robe coat.

The collection, which features loosely knitted knitwear, wide pants and Boston bags, oversized hooded coats, and women's pantsuits, gives a glimpse of the brand's direction as a Milanese fashion brand, while remaining faithful to BOGLIOLI's original sartorial spirit, giving the impression of a gradual beginning to change.

Text: Noda Tatsuya