Berluti held its 2015-16 Autumn/Winter collection show on January 23rd at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Designer Alessandro Sartori, once again, pursued the ultimate in luxury by crafting basic pieces from the finest materials without any particular theme. He showcased a wide range of colors, including gray, cobalt, green, and orange, inspired by the colors of Murano glass dyes. Many pieces featured materials that were difficult to identify at first glance, such as a blouson made of cashmere woven with leather for a quilted motif, and a trench coat made of silk with a lustrous sheen. Jackets were all in a form-fitting Italian style, and many of the pants were ribbed for a sporty finish. Details characteristic of Berluti included buttonholes on the cuffs, double-stitched lapels, and leather fastenings on coats. For evening wear, a tailcoat jacket was introduced, with two buttons connected by a loop to open and close the jacket, creating a modern interpretation of formal style.