Emporio Armani embraces modern masculinity, mixing casual and conservative dress codes to typically refined effect. The lineup consists of knitwear with sophisticated layering and artistic trimmings of brushstroke designs breaking up the structures of plaid tweeds or velvet pieces. For luxury credentials, animal statements like crocodile blouson and fur pieces can be added. The collection adds a touch of military vigor with its double-breasted casual jackets and overcoats with plenty of outer pockets, combined with the use of bright silver zippers. This collection has a modern demeanor of couture fashion that is yet cozy and comfortable looking.

Hugo Boss assembles a winter wardrobe of black and blue fitted silhouettes with innovative, lightweight fabrics feature throughout, while the colour message is tonal and restrained. Inspired by the world’s greatest luxury resorts, the collection comes together holistically with structured overcoats, tailored suiting, quilted outerwear and other timely essentials.

Brioni embraces the American golden boy look with customized Italian ready-to-wear. The collection compromises of cashmere sweaters with belted, pleated pants that integrates Ivy League pedigree and flair. The lineup includes mink and silk scarves, tartan blankets and a crocodile belted trench coat that provides a touch of finesse. A collection is not complete without its accessories, where wingtips and pony leather saddle-like bags adds a gentle equestrian touch.

In Ermenegildo Zegna’s Fall/ winter 2015 collection, designer Pilati imagines his man as an eco-warrior that embraces his sense of outdoors with clothing integrated with tweeds, lush dusty-toned velvets and corduroys, combined with tapered full cut pants, buttoned or cuffed close to the ankles. Tones of green, grey, black and navy, are worked on so many levels. The collection adds a strong sense of function and sophistication with its monochrome urban uniform for business in luxurious tailoring.