Giorgio Armani's 2015-2016 Autumn/Winter collection is reminiscent of a painting. Black, gray, and pale green and blue collide.

The jacket's inside-out technique, revealing the seams, creates a deliberately casual atmosphere. The matching pants are ankle-length tapered. The look, resembling a skirt layered over pants, is actually an intricate piece, with the two pieces joining at the sides.

Every piece is elaborately crafted, including an armor-like jacket made from joined leather parts, a blouson jacket with leather bonded to a ribbed knit, and a print on mouton that looks like a print but is actually embroidered.

The final collection featured soirée pieces, adorned with dazzling techniques. Using handcrafted techniques such as beading and tucks, the dresses were painted with the resemblance of Chagall or Monet. The black line running down the side is a witty design that makes it look like a sash has been removed. The flat boots on the feet are also very Armani-esque.

The shoes are thick like chunky heels when viewed from the side, but the sides are tapered, making them look like stiletto heels when viewed from the back - an unusual model. Design and function go hand in hand.