Brunello Cucinelli Men’s Collection Spring/Summer 2022 takes the simplest of designs and makes them elegant for men as they discover the world of polished, relaxed and contemporary style
As the world moves to open up, we can start to embrace the simple pleasures of gathering with family and friends. Going back to the office to meet colleagues for face-to-face meetings has taken on a new meaning laden with gratefulness.
Before you head out, note that Brunello Cucinelli states that the art of dressing well starts with the suit. In Brunello Cucinelli Men’s Collection Spring/ Summer 2022, the look features outfits with mismatched blazers that add layers of richness, transforming a purely formal element into an elegant and versatile everyday item.
Colours this season cover a wide range of light neutrals, starting from mid- light hues of beige heading up to the very light sand, off-white, along with renewed shades of light grey. Besides tones of blue, pastels make their appearance in yellows, pinks and light blues that seem to emerge from a background of greys to diffuse harmonic and refined notes across the collection.
To give it that summery feel, fabrics used are classic cottons and linens to exquisite virgin wool cloths. The use of fabrics is concentrated on lightweight and valued materials that stand out thanks to their use of natural fibres.
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Patterns are fine-tuned according to the principles of authentic chic style and balanced out in outfits by refined and dynamic notes of colour, which enhance the quality of the materials.
No look is complete without accessories. At Brunello Cucinelli, expect only the best from artisans who work with precious materials. Footwear completes the look with a selection of classic English-inspired models and sportier styles, each enriched by the excellence of the materials and the workmanship.
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