Calvin Klein Collection presented its Fall/Winter 2015-16 men's collection in Milan on January 18th. This season, Creative Director Italo Zucchelli's collection reinterprets the rules of menswear with a modern twist, showcasing a powerful masculine image. The key words for the collection are "powerful," "cinematic," and "monochrome." The color palette, inspired by classic black-and-white films, features a grayscale that shifts from light gray to black, including rock-like granite, mottled charcoal heather, and anthracite. The outerwear, including voluminous overcoats, double-breasted jackets, pilot jackets, and capes, exudes a sense of force. However, these pieces are crafted from premium fabrics, including bonded flannel, melange wool and cashmere, and tweed, harmonizing with the rugged aura of the silhouettes, colors, and animal prints.

The loose-fitting workwear-like bottoms were given a modern look using shiny vinyl. The suits were rolled up and worn with sturdy field boots made from cowhide and patent leather.

Also appearing on the runway was American model Clark Bockelman, who was featured in the brand's Spring 2015 and Fall 2014 advertising campaigns.