Berluti held its Spring/Summer 2015 collection show in the gardens of the mining school, founded in 1783 by order of Louis XVI, in a corner of the Luxembourg Gardens. Designer Alessandro Sartori broadened the brand's direction by mixing sporty and casual pieces to satisfy both Berluti's longtime clientele and those of its merged brand, Arnis, while also attracting new customers. While the collection was diverse, it was unified by a palette of khaki, orange, brown, and purple, creating a holistic aesthetic. This season, inspired by the art of origami, the brand used a new material, "glove touch leather," a unique blend of soft nappa and nubuck that is as light and strong as paper. Furthermore, a suit crafted from cotton, which at first glance resembled linen, also attracted a lot of attention.

Sartori commented, "I believed that luxurious, technical materials at the forefront of fabrics and hand-crafted tailoring would create a new generation of sports couture."

After the show, a handmade pasta meal was served in an adjacent venue by four teams: editor Jefferson Hack, stage director Alexandre de Betak, artistic director Yorgo Tloupas, and architect Joseph Dirand.