Modern masculinity had a new take at Milan Men's Fashion Week

At the Brioni Fall/Winter 2015 show in Milan, there was a military rigour to the belted overcoats, collar pins on shirts, leather gloves, and the ticket pockets on two and three button tailoring, which came with tapered trousers (an equestrian nod to jodphurs).

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At the Brioni Fall/Winter 2015 show in Milan, there was a military rigour to the belted overcoats, collar pins on shirts, leather gloves, and the ticket pockets on two and three button tailoring, which came with tapered trousers (an equestrian nod to jodphurs).

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At Roberto Cavalli's show, there were plenty of the things worth noticing: from fur trim on collars to shearling jackets.

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Dolce & Gabbana, Neil Barrett and Marc Jacobs all stuck to their signature silhouettes, but mixed things up with photo prints and retro streetwear influences.

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Giorgio Armani mixed casual and conservative dress codes to typically slick effect with three-button suits and Nordic knits.

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Jil Sander, Bottega Veneta and Missoni all showed their Fall/Winter 2015 collections in the Italian fashion capital.